Antonio was accommodating and genuine. The shared bathroom was dominated by the women who rented there; this was not the owner's fault.
Patrick2 weeks ago
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Lisbon·7.4
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Family Macedo in Lisbon offers a bed and breakfast experience within a historic building, highly rated for its attentive host and prime location. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, garden, free WiFi, lounge, shared kitchen, coffee shop, outdoor seating area, bicycle parking, bike hire, and luggage storage. The property is within 1 km of Miradouro da Senhora do Monte and 2 km of St. George's Castle.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Antonio was accommodating and genuine. The shared bathroom was dominated by the women who rented there; this was not the owner's fault.
Patrick·2 weeks ago
The room was very comfortable, and the owner’s presence was much appreciated because he gave good advice on places to see. I recommend it for a 3‑day stay, but you’ll have to walk to the sights. The bathtub’s condition needs improvement.
Loic·A month ago
The room’s décor was very traditional with original old furniture. Parking was great. The kitchen had too few cutlery pieces—only one fork for at least six people. The bathtub in the bathroom is painted several times over and looks dirty; there is no cabinet in the bathroom to store items. The fan in the room was very loud, making it impossible to sleep.
Małgorzata·A month ago
The room had a cute old‑fashioned look, was a good size, very clean, and had a balcony overlooking the square. The bed was comfortable and the staff friendly. The metro and tram stops, including the iconic Number 28, were nearby. We enjoyed having breakfast at the traditional neighbourhood cafés. The downside was that there was only one shower for six double rooms, so every morning there were queues. Bring ear plugs because of noisy neighbours and street traffic.
Cosima·A month ago
The owner was extremely helpful, parking was flawless, and the accommodation’s furnishings felt like living history—truly fascinating.
Josef·A month ago