Hostels in Lisbon

Centrally located in Lisbon, between Saldanha and Almirante Reis Avenue, Be Lisbon Hostel offers beds in dormitories and private rooms. The property features free WiFi and is within a 10-minute walk from the Saldanha, Picoas or Arroios metro stations. A very good hostel in a very nice area. There is a supermarket nearby and cafes. The room was clean and the staff was very friendly and helpful:)

This hostel has wooden floors and furnishings in its offer of mixed and female-specific dormitories, as well as private double rooms. All have access to shared bathroom facilities, with some units having a bathroom inside the room. The rooms all include air conditioning. This hostel is in a great location and really easy to find. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful always making sure that your stay is great. The rooms are clean and comfortable. Wifi in the room. The breakfast is cheap but good! The atmosphere of the hostel has a friendly fun vibe. Fun activities are available at the hostel. The dinner is so delish!

Rossio is 400 metres from the property, while the São Jorge Castle is 800 metres away and the lively Bairro Alto area is 1.2 km away. The nearest airport is Lisbon Portela Airport, 7 km from Home Lisbon Hostel, and can be easily accessed by metro. It is an amazing hostel, with great stuff, clean, good location! The fact that Mamma cooks every evening and people sit together for dinner, combined with the very friendly stuff, creates a great cozy atmosphere.

The wooden-floor rooms of the hostel feature access to shared bathroom facilities. They include beds in mixed and gender-specific dorm rooms as well as private twin and double rooms. All rooms feature views over the city. Well I was visiting Lisboa for 4 nights and 5 days and everything was fantastic. It’s unfair to compare a hostel with a hotel on this page but I really feel that this place is worth a comparison. Here are my thoughts 💭- O YEAH - Location - cant be better close to everything. Either you can walk or take the train / metro / tram. - Cleanliness - Room, lockers , bathroom, lobby area and even the kitchen and restaurant. Well maintained and very clean. - Hotel facilities - WIFI was perfect and strength was good and was available in the rooms as well. Sangria in the evening are hood stuff not worth to have. staff chats and talks around and always happy to suggest and share more. - Staff - RITA - Bruno - Ricardo are the GEMS of the hostel and very friendly and warm, super efficient and helpful. The check in was way better then some branded hotels I lived in. Missing the name of the lady who organized Valentine’s Day evening activity- well done and thank you. Just so much positive and happy energy. - Value for money - can’t complaint absolutely worth it super economical.

Located a few steps from the Restauradores Square and Metro Station, the youthful Goodmorning All-Inclusive Hostel is within 250 metres from the Rossio Railway Station. The hostel's all-inclusive rate offers guests a safer environment. Location was fantastic, clean and very welcoming, enthusiastic staff.

Offering private and shared accommodations, Lisbon Destination is located in Lisbon’s central Rossio, inside the iconic Rossio Train Station. It an urban jungle lounge and a bar.

Lisbon Destination’s accommodations are bright and have free WiFi access. Some offer views of Rossio and others overlook the winter garden. Staff friendly and helpful. Wonderful location. Perfect for backpackers but also relaxing enough for other kind of travellers.

Located just off lofty Avenida da Liberdade, this hostel offers shared and private accommodation and free Wi-Fi throughout the property. It hosts daily cultural events.

Bright colours and parquet floors provide an airy feel to the rooms. Shared rooms offer bunk beds, while private rooms come with 2 single beds and a wardrobe for storing clothes. Staff friendliness Comfort and safety of the dorms Additional snacks and events

Ideally situated in Lisbon, Be Lisbon Hostel Intendente features air-conditioned rooms, a bar, free WiFi and a shared lounge. The property is situated 3 km from St. George's Castle, 3.2 km from Commerce Square and 3.4 km from Ribeira Market. The accommodation offers a 24-hour front desk, a shared kitchen and luggage storage for guests. Everything is perfect. Didn’t want to leave but had to move because the early arrival to the train station

Set within 3 km of Rossio and Dona Maria II National Theatre, Corujinha Hostel features rooms in Lisbon. The property is around 3 km from Liberty Avenue and 3.4 km from Amoreiras. The accommodation provides free WiFi. Location is good; short distance from the airport - either you take taxi cab for 7-8Euros Metro and walk. Paulo the owner, was so accomodating and friendly, very nice guy! The hostel itself is pleasant, with 24/7 reception, free wifi and taxi cab booking, free food and lemonade and coffee at the kitchen, comfy beds, clean facilities. Happy to have stayed for 2 nights!

In a prime location in the Sao Vicente district of Lisbon, Charme da Graça is located 500 metres from Miradouro da Senhora do Monte, 1.4 km from St. George's Castle and 1.8 km from Rossio. Among the facilities at this property are a shared kitchen and room service, along with free WiFi throughout the property. Local points of interest like Ribeira Market and Lisbon Oceanarium are reachable within 2.9 km and 8 km, respectively.

Guests at the hostel can enjoy a continental breakfast. My stay at Charme da Graça was amazing. I came here for two days and, at the end, I stayed some weeks! One of the reasons I decided to stay was the good energy of this hotel and the way I was treated by the owners. The location is perfect. I love to walk, and this place is pretty close to many of the historical places in Lisbon. My room was nicely decorated, and had a small and beautiful balcony to a very beautiful and historic square where I could read, work, eat, listen to music… The breakfast was amazing: home-made fresh breakfast that included nice conversations with the owners! I also had lunch and dinner at the hotel, and I have to say that I ate better than in most of the restaurants I visited in town! I tried amazing traditional dishes from Portugal and Brazil, which I wouldn’t have never thought before I came to this hotel. When the owners saw that I was working in my bedroom, they usually came with some home-made bread and coffee to help me go through the afternoon. Do you understand now why I decided to stay? :) I really felt like I was at home. I travel a lot, and I don’t remember being treated like this before. I will definitely come back when I travel around Lisbon. Charme da Graça is definitely the best name for this place!