I had some conerns about staying at this 3-star premieum hotel, since I mostly opt for better categories. But I was surprised about the service standards they had. When arriving with luggage the hotel boy was running to me for 50m to help out. Check-In and Check-Out was about the smoothest I had for a long time. Our Deluxe room was nice and decent but nothing to write home about. I enjoyed the free wireless internet in the lobby/lounge. Breakfast was nice and plentyful. Theres a subway station at 200m from the hotel (2 stations to central town). Would definately stay there again next time I´m in Lisbon.

Hi there.I´ve recently stayed in Dom Carlos Park,I have travelled from USA to Portugal and my flight arrived very early in Lisbon.At 10a.m I was arriving
in the hotel and for my surprise the man in the recepcion(an old fellow) gave me my room at that time and made me an upgrade for a Deluxe room...I was so tired from the trip and that felt so good...
After that i´ve asked some informations about Lisbon (transports;museums;restaurants...).It was presented to me a lisbon Guide with all that information(for free),I have to tell that the subway station is very near(1 minute walking).
Also the downtown area is close,two subway stations from the hotel or 15minutes walking(also it´s a good walk because you get to know Liberdade Avenue).
The hotels breakfast as quite varaiety for a 3 stars hotel,that same area works as a self-service lounge during the day.You can have there same light meals and is open until midnight.The rooms are very clean and have a good view over the city(I´ve stayed on the 7 floor).You have also acesss to free internet wireless on that lounge.
I´ve spend my birthday day on lisbon(on meetings)and when i arrived to my room guess what?I´ve found a greeting card with an Oporto wine.
On my last night I´ve requested a cab for the morning after,to the airport.
I made an very early check-out(6 a.m)and there was a man waiting for me at the reception´.It was the private driver of the hotel who toke on a Mercedes with Tv to my flight back to the States.If i go next time to Lisbon,for sure i´ll stay at the best hotel in town.Great price,good quality and a very personalized staff.

This is a very decent place to stay. After reviewing many hotels in Lisbon, we decided to book Domcarlospark.
The breakfast is excellent.
Since we booked during off season, we got a good rate.
The reception desk is very helpful.
The rooms are very neat.
Its quite close to the metro station.

I stayed the night of December 2nd, 2005 and I reserved a Jr. Suite with a king size bed. The hotel is in an excellent location to see Lisbon; it's in walking distance to everything.

The staff is kind, friendly and helpful; and they speak English. The only thing that caught me off guard is that they asked to take my passport, told me I should go upstairs to my room and then they held the passport for at least 30 minutes before giving it back to me. That seemed odd.

The room was clean but it had a slight musty smell and it was not quite big enough to call it a Jr. suite (it was more like your standard size room with a king bed). However, it was still a good deal for the money. The room had a mini-bar which was reasonably priced and a broadband connection for about 14.95 Euro per day. No iron/ironing board.
The decor was simple. Gold/brown/off white colors. No view out the window, but that was okay since I was rarely in the room anyway. The bathroom was a small full bath with a tub and it was also very clean.

Breakfast was included and it was buffet style. Nothing elaborate but it was fine and the hostess was lovely and helpful.

The gentleman at the front desk was kind enough to allow me a late checkout at 1pm and held my luggage after that.

All in all, this is a fine place to stay in Lisbon, especially if you're traveling on a budget.

If this is your first time traveling to Lisbon, make sure you know a few words in Portuguese (outside of the hotel, it's not so easy to find people who speak any English) and be able to say/read the names of your favorite entrees in Portuguese (menus are not in English). If you're a vegetarian, double check the menu before you sit down to make sure they serve salad or a vegetarian entree (many restaurants there don't) and if you love your coffee in the morning..... well, bring your own Starbucks to Portugal!
(the coffee isn't amazing there)

With all that said, the people are wonderful and generously accommodating and Lisbon is a fun place to visit. I spent a week down in Alentejo following my night in Lisbon and the little villages in Alentejo were absolutely beautiful. Highly recommended. The Algarve is lovely as well. Best wishes for an exciting and safe journey.