Lisbon Domus 74 by amcf

Localização. Estacionamento. Fácil comunicação.

La ubicación esta bastante bien para conocer Lisboa, Paulo estuvo atento a nuestras consultas aunque las instrucciones fueron en inglés. Pudimos dejar el coche cuando llegamos al mediodia pero el check - in pudimos realizarlo recién a las 16hs. El piso es muy cómodo y estaba muy limpio al llegar. Nos han dejado una botella de vino de cortesia, tambien maquina de cafe y cápsulas.

El ingreso al parking es un poco estrecho, hay que ingresar con mucho cuidado

Evin konumu harika. Ev sahibimiz Paulo her konuda yardımcı oldu. Kahve ve şarap ikramı çok zarifti. Otopark olması çok önemli bir artı. Yataklar özellikle çok rahattı. İkinci banyonun küçük olması dışında hiçbir dezavantaj yoktu. Onu da fotoğraflardan zaten bilerek gittik.

Location was perfect. The host was great. Everything was clean and all the appliances are new.

Nothing

A Costly Trap: Paying 5-Star Prices for Hostel-Quality I shelled out over €300 per night—totaling more than €2,400—for an 8-night stay in what was advertised as a charming apartment. Instead, it turned out to be a complete sham, unprepared for guests and riddled with subpar conditions that felt like a deliberate setup to squeeze every euro out of unsuspecting travelers. The Space: Cramped and Unlivable • Living Room: Just a tiny round table squeezed next to a sofa bed, with zero room to move around comfortably. It felt more like a cluttered storage unit than a relaxation area. • Overall Size: Despite glowing reviews claiming otherwise, the entire place couldn’t have been more than 50m² Tech and Comfort Failures • TV: An ancient, sub-20-inch relic with basic cable only—no smart features, no WiFi hookup for streaming YouTube or anything modern. • Air Conditioners: They work, but the massive 3x5-inch digital display blasts a glaring light right in your face, turning the bedroom into a neon-lit insomnia chamber. • Washing Machine: It was broken down with no detergent provided, as the host had it displayed but not intended for anyone to use it. Bedrooms and Bathrooms: Noisy, Tiny and Cramped • Two Bedrooms: Single-glazed windows staring straight onto a noisy main road, complete with a bus stop besides them. • Two Bathrooms: Absurdly tiny at about 3x3 feet each—less than a third of standard size. You couldn’t even sit on the toilet without the door jamming into your knees. Location: Isolated and Inconvenient Marketed as “near the city center,” it’s actually tucked away in a rundown old district on a steep hill. No decent restaurants or shops nearby, and waste time and money to get to any tourist attractions. This place charges 5-star hotel rates but delivers facilities worse than a normal hostel. I fell for the fake high ratings and booked with the “no-refund” option.