A mandatory tourism tax is imposed by the city of 2EUR per person (over the age of 13 years old) per night, up to a maximum of 7 nights. This is not included in the rate and is payable upon arrival at the hotel.

Sitting at the top of your Lisbon checklist should be a visit to the magnificent Praça do Marques de Pombal, a historic grand plaza standing proudly in the centre of the city and just a 5-minute stroll from your hotel. Marvel at the 1917 statue of the Marquis of Pombal before uncovering the beauty of Eduardo VII Park, which luckily, is also just a stone’s throw from your cheap hotel.In Lisbon, remember to pack your best walking shoes, as the city is a wanderers paradise. There are things to see and do at every turn, from window shopping on the narrow winding streets of the Alfama district to spotting quaint yellow trams spread out across the verdant hilly paths.Shop til you drop at the vibrant El Corte Ingles or Colombo shopping center where a multitude of shops provide a spot of relaxing retail therapy. For more unique boutiques and an array of vintage trinket shops, take a walk to the cobbled streets of Baixa, Lisbon’s downtown. Make sure to stop for a shot of Lisbon’s official drink, sweet Ginjinha at Sem Rival, to toast to your time in this wonderful city.

A tourist boom has seen mouthwatering culinary strides unfold in Lisbon city centre, with a dining culture so diverse, you’ll struggle to sample all of its delights. From tucked away Chinese restaurants to riverfront seafood cafes and a multitude of counters serving up soulful stews, an array of tempting eateries lie within easy reach of your comfy, air-conditioned hotel room.If you’re an early riser seeking a quick caffeine fix, board the 706 from right outside your easyHotel and follow the scent of strongly brewed java all the way to the Mercado da Ribeira food court. There’s no better place to sip a strong cup of Portuguese coffee before tucking into a hearty breakfast feast. Pick up a handful or two of sweet red cherries and juicy apples and pears for tasty touring snacks, as you navigate your way through the colourful fruit and vegetable stands. And don’t forget to visit the Manteigaria counter for a famous Lisbon pastéis de nata – a freshly baked egg custard tart.Fancy seeing what tasty Portuguese cuisine lies across the river? After a quick bus ride or scenic saunter from your easyHotel, hop on board the ferry from Lisbon’s’ Cais do Sodré. With trips on offer every 10-20 minutes, fresh, local dishes of chickpeas and salt cod await at the stunning Ponto Final, with panoramic views providing a beautiful backdrop.

easyHotel Lisbon has twin, double and triple rooms available for guests. Double and twin rooms with windows are 13 sq. metres while the superior double and twin rooms are 16 sq. metres. The triple room with window is 22 sq. metres and the accessible double room with window is 22 sq. metres.

Smoking and vaping is not permitted in the hotel and is often against the law. Guests smoking will be fined and asked to leave the hotel. 

Children (under the age of 18) are welcome as long as they are accompanied by a legal guardian over the age of 18. You may be required to show proof of guardianship and age, so please come prepared.