รีวิว Turim Alameda Hotel

Would definitely recommend this place. The stay was very comfortable. Breakfast had lots of choices. Staff were excellent and helpful. Tea/coffee supply was comprehensive. Mini fridge was available for extras like drinks, chocolates etc (at extra cost ofc) (Minor things but- ) TV in the room was a bit old-school though. Plug sockets were very limited in the room. Also lacked instructions on how to operate the air conditioning in the room.

The best hotel in Alemada which is a quite neighborhood. Breakfast is excellent and delicious, very friendly staff and great people that make you feel like home.

Sehr freundlich hotel Personal, gut Frühstück. Ein bisschen Laute wenn das Zimmer auf den Straßen Seite liegt.

酒店位置山頂要上斜坡，有行李不適合，除非背包或有車接送，因葡萄牙通常會是石春路。早餐是可以的，但接待員沒有笑容，是一般的酒店服務。

la hotel que muy viejo viejo

Personal muy amable y dispuesto a ayudar en lo necesario el peesonal de limpieza nos molesto a las 8 de la mañana un día, por lo demás, instalaciones en buen estado y la habitación pequeña es decir lo justo para dormir. Cama de matrimonio enorme y muy cómoda.

酒店有點舊，不過勝在乾淨，該有的設施都有，走路七分鐘到地鐵站，離機場比較近，地鐵直達，早餐也挺不錯的

We have consistently gone back to the Hotel Turim Alameda over the past 13 years during our holidays in Lisbon. Over this time period, we note that the hotel has remained steady in its tourist practicality and extraordinary customer service, offering one of the best daily breakfast operations of any hotel in Portugal. Accordingly, I summarize below the most salient features of excellence offered by the Hotel Turim Alameda. LODGING AND FOOD SERVICES Room quality is very decent, providing a clean and tidy environment. While varying in size depending upon single or double occupancy, all rooms are adequately equipped. Bathrooms are clean and are frequently updated. WiFi has been recently revamped and modernized, offering unhindered access throughout the 7-storey hotel. The daily breakfast is solid and diversified, eliminating the need for clients to have to leave the hotel in search of breakfast elsewhere. In addition, especially after a fatiguing day of walking around Lisbon, the hotel’s cocktail lounge offers a variety of beverages (both adult libations and non-alcoholic). LOCATION IN LISBON We have long believed that the location of this hotel makes it a most practical choice for tourists in Lisbon. This is because the locale across from the “Instituto Superior Técnico” (a major European university of engineering) is a very safe and clean section of Lisbon. I refer specifically to the high level of neighborhood security, but also to the availability of various shops, restaurants, grocery stores, supermarkets, bakeries, takeaways, laundromats, and “multi-bancos” (i.e., ATM machines)––all located within reasonable walking distance from the hotel. For those tourists who enjoy using the Lisbon Metro as a means of transportation, there are three major Metro Stations located within walking distance of the hotel. These include the Saldanha Station, the Arroios Station, and the Alameda Station. Between the three (which service different underground metro routes), the tourist is able to travel to and across most sectors of the Lisbon metropolitan area. For those who prefer private transportation, taking a taxi or an Uber to visit central parts of Lisbon is an easy task. Ordering a taxi at the front desk for us has always been an efficient and inexpensive solution, with an average wait time of 5 minutes or less. And as far as Uber and Bolt go, these private ride-hailing services function quickly and efficiently at the Turim Alameda Hotel. Personally, the excellence of hotel location alone would cause me to assess the Turim Alameda as top-rated, since there can be other areas of Lisbon which are not nearly as orderly and uncongested. (Take note of this fact when deciding in which part of the metropolitan area you will stay.) FLEXIBLE, ADAPTABLE STAFF All hotel staff members should be commended for being very client-friendly, accessible at a minute’s notice, and willing to assist tourists with tips and advice about discovering Lisbon. As

Nice hotel, quite basic, very clean with a modern feel . A 40 minute ish walk to town centre which is reflected in the price. We arrived on a Friday to find the hotel bar was closed apparently bar man hadn’t came in , benefit of doubt for one night but nothing had been done to rectify this on Saturday and Sunday as well !!

Long distance phone calls didn't work and could not open window because it was locked , parking on street if you want to park on property only good if you have a small car and they charge you 20 euros not a bad place but Would not call it 4 star

I love this hotel, have stayed 3 times. Location is good, near 3 metro stations, it’s quiet at night. Bed is super comfy and nice bedsheets and pillows. My only issue is that there are no English news channels on the tv. ie, CNN or BBC or others. Only in Portuguese

Overall it is of good quality but can do with better TV coverage. Was unable to get news channels in english.

We have gone back to the Hotel Turim Alameda several times over the past 12 years during our holidays in Lisbon. Not only has this hotel remained steady in its charm and excellent customer service, it has continued to evolve with the times and the increasing demands of tourism which Lisbon has experienced. Put another way, this hotel has not missed a beat over the years and continues to be a practical choice for tourists in Lisbon. Below I summarize from my perspective the most salient highlights of the Turim Alameda: Lodging/Food Services, Location, and the Hotel Crew. LODGING AND FOOD SERVICES Room quality is very decent, offering a clean and tidy environment. While varying in size depending upon single or double occupancy, all rooms are adequately equipped and efficiently designed. Bathrooms are clean and are frequently updated. WiFi––which was recently revamped and modernized––is of outstanding signal strength and offers unhindered access throughout the 7-storey hotel. The daily breakfast is solid and diversified, eliminating the need for clients to have to leave the hotel in search of breakfast elsewhere. In addition, especially after a fatiguing day of walking around Lisbon, the hotel’s cocktail lounge and restaurant operation offer a variety of beverages (both adult beverages and non-alcoholic) as well as lunch and dinner offerings. LOCATION IN LISBON I will reiterate a critical point I have made in earlier reviews for previous years about the location of this hotel. The locality near the “Instituto Superior Técnico” (a major European university of engineering) is in a very safe and clean section of Lisbon. I refer specifically to the high level of neighborhood security, but also to the availability of various shops, restaurants, neighborhood markets, superstores, bakeries, takeaways, laundromats, subway stations, and “multi-bancos” (i.e., ATM machines)––all located within reasonable walking distance from the hotel. Taking a taxi or simply walking to catch the metro in order to visit central parts of Lisbon is an easy task. Ordering a taxi at the front desk for us has always been an efficient and inexpensive solution, with an average wait time of 5 minutes or less. Personally, the excellence of location alone would cause me to assess the Turim Alameda as top-rated, since there can be other areas of Lisbon which are not nearly as orderly and uncongested. Take note of this fact when deciding in which part of the Lisbon metropolitan area you will stay. FLEXIBLE, ADAPTABLE STAFF All hotel staff members must be commended for being extremely client-friendly, accessible at all times, and willing to assist tourists with tips and advice about discovering Lisbon. As a former CEO myself, I believe that this high quality in staff excellence starts with the masterful Hotel Director, Rui Henriques, who has painstakingly assembled a team of talented and multi-lingual hotel professionals to make your stay most memorable. When you sele

The room we had looked and smelled old. The bathroom showed signs of age, and there was mold on some shower tiles. The hairdryer was barely working, I would recommend to bring your own and have 1 hour ahead of you to dry your hair. As for the student parties, just a heads-up, watch out for the university a street away, and their celebration schedule. On our first night in Portugal (i.e. tired and jet lagged), we were greeted with a very loud outdoor party happening almost under our street facing windows, with mics and amps . The music continued until 2 a.m., and earplugs didn't help. Of course, it's not the hotel's fault, but be warned of the proximity to the university.