This was my first trip to Lisbon, and we booked through easyjet holidays for the flight and hotel at a very reasonable price.
We were very pleasantly surprised when we got to the hotel. The reception staff were extremely friendly and spoke excellent English. Although we arrived at 11.00am they arranged for us to check in early, and we even got an upgraded room on the top floor of the hotel!

The facilities at the hotel are good - there is a great bar with endless supplies of nuts! The breakfast was very good with lots of fresh fuits as well as the usual hot and cold buffet. Everything is nice and modern and very clean and tidy.

We were also pleased with the location of the hotel, which is about 5 minutes walk from the Metro. We were out until quite late at night and felt perfectly safe using the Metro and walking back to the hotel.

I stayed at the Real Parque from March 5 thru 9th. I found the staff at the hotel to be extremely helpful. In fact, probably the best out of all my visits to Europe. The location of the hotel is not the best but we did walk back and forth from the hotel. Nothing but hills and cobblestone streets. We only used the Metro to visit the Aquarium. And then we were cheated out of a round trip fare. But that is another story. There are restaurants in the general area of the hotel but not alot. We were told we had free gym privileges with their sister property but never used it. We took the Aero bus to the property from the airport at 3 euro. It worked out beautifully. The room was spacious. My only complaint was breakfast. The breakfast room was small and always crowded when we were there. The breakfast items were simple and never varied. We ate at the restaurant in the hotel and it was good. Watch those small items they bring out at the start of the meal. Bread, meat, butter, cheese. They add up. Just ask that they take it away. If the location was more central I would recommend this place in a heartbeat.

Chose this hotel based on previous reviews and it lived up to everything that has been written before.

Really good hotel, large clean rooms, helpful staff and great breakfast, to satisfy all tastes.

Not far from the San Sebastiao metro station. Only a few minutes walk to the station, from which you can access the El Corte Ingles department store, which also has a supermarket and some fast food outlets.

Travelled from the hotel using the metro to all the key areas of the city. You can buy a combined metro/bus/tram ticket from the metro station for 3.50 euros per day. Used the ticket to travel to Belem, taking the metro to Baixa-Chaido, then no. 15 tram from Praca do Comercio to Belem.

Only ate breakfast at the hotel and preferred to explore Bairro Altro for dinner. Can recommend Imperio dos Sentidos as a good place to eat.

All things considered, it was a really great stay in Lisbon. If we returned to Lisbon, would definitely stay at the Real Parque again.

Stayed Feb. 14 - 16 for a quick toursit visit to Lisbon. A taxi from the airport was 16 euros during rush hour (fancy brand new Mercedes with superb English-speaking driver), and 8-9 euros back to the airport in a older car on Saturday.

Great location convenient to Parque Eduardo XVIII, El Corte Ingles, and the Gulbenkian Museum. The San Sabastiao metro subway station is very close. There are two entrances, one on a street close to the hotel and one inside the basement of El Corte Ingles. Very convenient and cheap to get around town. Also several restaurants and pastelerias extremely closeby. I liked the peace and quiet of the residential neighborhood, yet there was activity and people during the day.

Traditionally decorated lobby with a modern, Asian bent. Rooms and other facilities had a plain Western traditional look. Very clean and in good repair. Hotel staff spoke English reasonably well and were super helpful with transporting luggage to and from the room, calling taxis, booking a city tour, changing our euros to smaller denominations many times, etc. Plus the maid was polite, respected do not disturb signs, and did a good job cleaning.

Free breakfast in the basement was good. The scrambled eggs, croissants, toast, fresh fruit (kiwis, papayas, pineapple), yogurt, cereal and milk were excellent. The bacon was undercooked to my preference (I like it almost burnt, though) and the little red European sausages were weird. Very good breakfast, and even better that it is free!

Room was as expected. Real wood furniture, closet with free safe, flat screen tv with several choices of international cable channels in Portuguese, Spanish, German, and English. Bathroom tight but had full tub, shower massage wand, and bidet. The bathroom outlet could accomodate American plugs without converter; however it is the only free outlet in the entire hotel room. I liked that the window could open to let in fresh air.

Most of the guests were Spanish or German. Even mix of business people and tourists over 30.

All in all, very comfortable hotel which I would stay in again should I visit Lisbon.