The 4-star Tivoli Jardim Hotel is located on a side street off Avenida Liberdad, a main shopping thoroughfare, and behind its sister 5-star Hotel Tivoli. The aerobus for 3.9E drops you off in 20 minutes by the metro stop and it is a 5-minute or less walk to the hotel. We enjoyed our stay. Our fourth floor front exterior room, twin beds, was modern, quietly soundproofed, and spacious by European standards, and including a small fridge, television, desk, two charis, free safe (10E deposit), television and adequate closet space for travellers with more luggage than ou carry-ons and small backpacks. The hot and cold breafeast buffet included in our 87E rate made directly with the hotel(120E+ by the time of our stay) had many choices. Staff is professional and knowledeable. The hotel shares a garden and pool with its sister hotel. Easy access to the metro permits you to take a 2-stop 10 minute ride to the cafes and many resxaurants in Baixa-Chiado--make sure you have a bica and dessert at Cafe Brasilheira and pose with the poet's statue in front of the art nouveau cafe, as well as a few block walk to Bota Alta and Cafe Gavetas for dinner, and fado at the almost all locals Caldo verde cafe/restaurant in the nearby Bairro Alto. Tram 28 with access to the St. George castle, the cahtedral, and the Alfama is a 10-minute walk to two plaza's distant near the Mundial Hotel/Martim Moniz Plaza; 2 stops above Avenida to visit the marvelous Gulbenkian Museum with its current Cartier exhibit and permanent Lalique exhibit; and access to Belem and its monuments and monastery can be reached by a short bus from Baixa or walking down a steep street and hailing a #15 bus, which in the opposite direction can drop off near the base of the Alfama; or take the Avenida metro 2 stops to the zoo stop and walk to the Sete Rios train station for the 40-minute rider to Sintra, stopping at Queluz en route to visit the well-preserved royal palace. A 10-minute walk on Ave Liberdad brings you to Restaudores, Rosssio, and its boutiques including th ose on Via Augusta which also has another Cafe Braislheira branch.To save money, buy a sete colinas ticket which provides unlimited use to visit all Lisbon attractions for 5-6E. All in all, the hotel was a nice property for a 4-day visit. For comments on the Tivoli Sintra where we stayed 2 days, see the separate review.

This 4 star Hotel does not look great from the outside, but the experience belies its appearance. The staff were very helpful and courteous. Our room was a good size, clean and well maintained. The breakfast buffet was excellent. Location is not bad; about 20 minutes walk to the main tourist sites, 3 minutes to a bus, maybe 5 minutes to the metro. Taxis were also quite cheap and helpful. We would recommend this hotel

Stayed here for four days. It was a clean, convinient hotel. It's about a 10 minute walk down to the center, easy going down hill, but must admit.. was a little stressful to walk up.. especially if you're an older traveller. the staff was very helpful and the hotel complimentary b/fast was great. the room/shower was all good... and not too cramped.

My husband and I stayed at the Tivoli Jardim for a week over Thanksgiving. The front desk checked us in early and we were given a great room with a balcony on the 7th floor with a partial view of the Castelo Sao Jorge. The room had twin beds pushed together and was very clean.

The room had all the necessities - TV with English channels (BBC, CNN, SkyNews and MSNBC), minibar, safe, hairdryer in bathroom and plenty of closet space.

The staff was extremely friendly and most spoke some English and they tried not to laugh when we butchered their language.

The breakfast was good with hot items such as bacon, scrambled eggs, sausage and tomatoes along with fresh fruits, pastries, cereal, cheeses and hams.

The location of the hotel is SUPERB! It's just a few minutes walk to the Avenida metro stop and restaurants.

The Tivoli Jardim is a good value and we highly recommend it!