Location was great for the start of the Lisbon Half Marathon!! Rooms were clean, the bathrooms (shower) area were not the best, but not bad. The staff were very kind and helpful!!

TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE— AVOID THIS PLACE! The hostel has severe cleanliness issues and doesn't seem to take responsibility for them. I woke up covered in 53 bed bug bites, yet the manager refused to refund my stay. Instead, he claimed it wasn't their fault because they supposedly treated the room two weeks ago and no one else had complained. But that’s not how bed bugs work—they’re incredibly tough to eliminate, so any complaint should be taken seriously. If you care about sanitation and accountability, find somewhere else to stay!

Look it's a budget hotel, we booked short notice so it's fine. Room was ok, amazing view the highlight! Think a lick of paint would make a big difference. Staff all very friendly.

The service was wonderful, great receptionist and the view was a beautiful cliff side view of Lisbon and the ocean. Only problem is the condition of some of the thing for example the rooms aren't bad but not if you're staying with multiple people, I booked a room with bunk beds for the night with my family and the quality of the bunks were not that great and some of the mattresses had holes in them as well as stained sheets. The showers are public but that's not the problem there was weird brown stains that looked like poop on the floor and the male bathroom was filled with graffiti and the cubicles don't have working locks. They serve breakfast and it was quite enjoyable, they served bread that you could add ham, cheese, butter, they also sold cereals, chocolate milk and coffee, the coffee wasn't amazing but it could be a LOT worse, overall pretty average experience, I would recommend for short stays.

I stayed here for a week, with the rest of my class for an exchange. We stayed in the -1.0X (X being a number 1-9) rooms. The only positive things I have to say, is that the view from the rooms is amazing, over the river and being able to see the bridge connecting to Lisbon is great, well worth the walk up the hill to get to the hostel. Apart from that, there is not much I can say was good. The rooms themselves, seemed fine, even though we didn’t receive actual blankets (we only got brown-ish ones which were not comfortable to sleep under), it was not much unlike other hostels. The connection from the rooms to the connected balcony was good fun as a class, but I don’t know how well it would’ve worked for individuals/ individual groups. The communal showers (not one big room, but a bathroom with 7 showers seperated by walls and a shower curtain) was simply disgusting, from the week we were there I did not get the impression it was cleaned once. Also the ‘bowl’ that collected the water from the shower did not drain fast enough, so you’d have to hope your water got warm enough before you were swimming in a pool. The same counts for the toilets, most of which the lock didn’t work, the floor was not clean and one was out of order. The staff are fine, the reception staff did speak fine English and the breakfast was alright but a bit limited (a piece of bread which you could put jam, cheese or ham on, you could also choose cereal or chocolate-cereal stuff and there was water, orange juice and milk for drinks) The final ‘surprise’ we got the day we were leaving the hostel and cleaning up, as we were taking off the bedsheets and other laundry so they could be cleaned, we found out that many of our rooms had bed bugs. And I don’t know what health regulations there are in Portugal for hostels but I highly doubt that this hostel conforms to any of them.