Safira Guest House Lisbon

Review by hotel critic

As an archaeologist, I often find myself traveling to remote historical sites, but during my recent trip to Safira, I opted for this small boutique hotel known for its blend of luxury and value. The modern, clean room featured a comfy bed and charming French doors that opened onto a small balcony—a lovely touch for sipping my morning tea. The location is strategic: a peaceful walk of about ten minutes from the main train and metro stations, which was convenient for accessing various cultural sites. A delightful park across the road and local cafes enhanced the area’s appeal. The housekeeping service stood out; my room was impeccably cleaned every day. the shared bathroom was spotless, reaffirming the hotel’s commitment to cleanliness. While the amenities weren't extensive, the electric kettle and complimentary tea and coffee facilities added an inviting sense of comfort. With a manageable price point, this hotel presents itself as a sound choice for those balancing financial considerations with comfort in a central location. If you're visiting Safira, this hotel may just provide the budget-friendly experience you seek amidst luxury indulgences.