Where to stay in Lisbon
My hotel stay in Lisbon was nothing but perfect at Brown’s Boutique hotel. Its just 2 minutes walk from Baixa-Chiado Metro Station. Great if you’re traveling on the train from the airport. Restaurants, shops and cafes are literally on your doorstep and Rossio Square is a couple of minutes walk away.
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What are the rooms like at Brown’s Boutique Hotel?
The hotel had an old charm and modern elegance. Everything from the lobby to my room was immaculately clean and well-maintained. My room was spacious, stylish, and well-equipped. My room had lovely street views and plenty of light with it’s floor-to-ceiling windows.
The bed was king size, with plush pillows and cotton bed sheets. There is a huge flat-screen smart TV that has access to Netflix and Prime Video. It was perfect for catching up on my favorite shows at night. My room also came with a working desk and a Mac computer.
A superior room at Browns boutique hotel includes a kitchen unit. It is equipped with a washing machine, Smeg kettle, and coffee machine. The room also has storage space for suitcases, and a huge shower. They really paid attention to the small details, ensuring you can move around comfortably without feeling confined.
Is there an on-site restaurant and bar?
Yes. The hotel has a restaurant where guests can dine throughout the day or evening. The menu offers a choice of good Portuguese options. You can eat inside or on the outdoor seating area and enjoy the sunshine or people watching. The bar has plenty of drinks to choose from including some really good Portuguese wines.
What is the service like at Brown’s Hotel?
The customer service was really good. The staff are nice and helpful and truly made my stay so welcoming.
Is the location good?
Everything I needed was just a short walk away. There is a mini supermarket just a few steps away and I went for fresh fruit and drinks. Also near the hotel are clothes shops, and plenty of restaurants with outdoor seating. You can even catch an authentic Fado show nearby, adding a touch of local culture to your experience.
Would I stay here again?
Yes. I loved my stay at Brown’s boutique hotel it was just perfect with everything being walking distance from the hotel.
Day trips from Lisbon
If you plan to visit Porto for the day or longer check out my post where to stay in Porto where I share the perfect boutique hotel right in the heart of Porto. For more travel inspiration in Lisbon read my recent blog posts on the best things to do in Lisbon and the best boutique hotels in Lisbon.
