It is a very good hotel, excellent breakfast, good service. A little bit far from the city centre but accessible by metro or cheap taxi. Hotel is clean, with many facilities. The use of the keycards was always problematic, though. The internet could have been wireless and cheaper/free. A little remark: smokers and non-smokers are not separated in the breakfast room, it is not very nice to smell someone else's cigarette while trying to eat...

Booked through ratestogo.com using their last minute deals. I have stayed at Sana Malhoa over 5 times in 2 years. Great staff, very nice rooms, quite an abundant breakfast. Not far from the subway system at Spanish Square. Walking distance from El Corte Ingles mall where you can get everything from excellent ready-to-go food to water, the BEST freshly baked bread, etc (you must try the tapas bar at the Corte Ingles). There is also a subway station underneath the mall. In the same block of the hotel you'll find a small cafe/pastelaria that serves a great lunch for less than 6 euros. Post Office is around the corner and there are 3 ATM machines within 200 m. If you need to exchange currency, just walk down the street to the Millennium Bank. Rates at the hotel are usually excessively high. Across the hotel there is a driveway that takes you to the highway going to the Tajus area, Sintra, Estoril, and Tajus bridge.

Stayed twice at the Sana Malhõa Hotel. We got a special price on the internet and found it great value for money. The rooms were clean and spacious. The beds and the linen were of good quality. The toiletries in the bathroom were first class, the TV sound was piped into the bathroom and the shower rose is a perfect large size. TV channels in most languages with a good sampling of English language.
With the large window closed little noise came in, but you know when the airport is operating because the landing approach is thereabouts. The staff was friendly and helpful. Adequate breakfast was included in the room price, but parking in the Hotel garage costs €10 per day. The location is in a busy business area northwest of the city centre. The metro station Praça de Espanha is a 6/7 minutes boring walk to the back of the hotel entrance through the car park/garage. The train station Sete Rios (access to Sintra) is another 6/7 minutes in the opposite direction. Taxi costs to the airport were €5 off peak.

Stayed at this hotel for one week during business meetings. The bed was a very hard (I think the floor was softer), thank goodness it had great pillows. The room was nice, and quite large for European Standards. T

he bathroom was huge for a European hotel and well appointed.
The hotel is very utilitarian and lacks any personality. The bathroom was immaculate and the entire space was well decorated. The breakfast was so-so. There was a large selection but most stuff seemed be of low quality. Personally – I stuck to bread a cheese most of the time because the meets and eggs looked and at least on one day tasted questionable (Good coffee though).

The Hotel Staff was helpful and was more than willing to provide information on where to eat (even made our reservations many times), shop or sight see. It’s not in a touristy location but the metro is only a short walk away and a taxi to anywhere is only 4 or 6 euro.

The biggest downside to this hotel was the Bed and the 10e a day Pay Internet. In this day and age you’d expect a hotel that caters mostly to the business traveler would provide fee Internet access.