Casa Oliver Príncipe Real

Nice property with lovely stuff. You feel that you are at your home. The room designed in classic European style.

The hotel is in an ideal spot; it is nearby to all the tourist sites, restaurants, and boutiques. I loved the room we stayed in; it had a European luxury aesthetic. It had all the amenities, and the staffs were so accommodating. Best of all, the price was such an incredible deal that made the travel experience so much better.

Had a delightful stay at the Cass Oliver. We had started our visit to Lisbon with a conference at the Ritz Hotel. We liked Casa Oliver better. The vibe and decoration were fun, location and service were terrific. The Bathoom was compact but functional. The breakfasts were very good. While the hotel does not have laundry service there is a full service and very reasonably priced laundry just down the street. It was very nice to get a week of laundry for two people done for the same price as the Ritz wanted to charge us for 3 items of clothing. The Hotel was able to line us up with a private driver for a full day tour of. Sintra and surroundings at a very reasonable cost. That too was a great experience.

Charming guest house in Príncipe Real with very clean, comfortable, well equipped rooms. Warm welcome with very friendly helpful staff. Delicious breakfast (€12). The only slight downside for me was that my room was in a different building to the breakfast room and reception. However my room was on the back of the building and extremely quiet..

Staying between two beautiful gardens in Principe Real in a lovely small hotel was very nice. To have wild parrots soaring over the trees of the botanical gardens in the bright early light with the view of Lisbon before me set the tone of my whole trip. The staff was warm and knowledgeable and helped me navigate Lisbon. A great central location to see all the sights.

This is not another hotel, decor is very specialized and individual. rooms are totally different. I know it sounds crazy but the basement room was outstanding

Casa Oliver is a gem. Beautiful hotel, amazing building with a lot of character. Staff is extremely polite and helpful, did not have a chance to try the breakfast. Builtifully decorated rooms, renovated and clean bathroom, great shower, soft bed, all great comforts . Also best area to stay in lisbon, close to all nice places and not too turistic.

Fun if touristy location in midst of Principe Real with funky bookstores, restaurants, bars etc. That said I would NOT STAY HERE. Place feels more like some of the 50-60 Euro guesthouses I stayed in than a nice hotel. You can get way more for your money in Lisbon. I made a last minute reservation given the location and pretty good reviews but was very disappointed. Rooms are dark and the worst part is that everything feels kind of dirty and fraying around the edges--walls are chipped and peeling, linens have stains on them, towels are pilled and have makeup stains on them (even if it's clear they are clean and have been recently washed they are still grossly old). The shag rug in my first room was so disgustingly dirty I was grossed out and had to switch rooms; receptionist was very accomodating. My second room was a bit better, but very dark and still had mildew in bathroom, old towels, chips in paint etc. Beware most rooms are also on ground floor so you get a fair amount of street noise, especially since there is NO air conditioning (just fans), so you have to have windows open regularly in summer.

Love this place and the location is great

There was sewage water leaking on the floor of the bathroom that I notified within an hour of checking in, it was sewage water so it smelled and additional water kept flowing into the bathroom with time. Notified Front desk and asked for it to either be fixed or for my room to be changed. Got back from dinner to find three bath towels soaked on the floor of the bathroom and water still pouring and no help regards to changing rooms. No one apologized at any point of my stay, and no offer of reparations. Thought my stay I had to use the bathroom with flip flops on not to step on the sewage water.