Porto Cruz House

Nothing

We were two people who are gonna sleep here I brought my friend with whom i was here to meet i wasn’t even allowed to take him into my room what the hell was this whenever i booked my room in Lisbon this never happened i don’t know what on earth was that old man doing there who can’t even speak English bro u are living in 21st century English is everywhere he can’t even speak English even little bit bro come on why would you hire such a person when you know your clients can be international it’s a tourist city shittiest experience of my life ruined my whole tour

Very clean and spacious and safe plus mini mall with morning coffee fresh groceries and coffee 1 minute walk plus bonus elegant and delicious restaurant with amazing food and wine 3 minute walk open late and not expensive host directed us there

Weird toilet in the room with curtains not a door

Good location, quiet, clean comfortable.

It’s always loud when people come in. Our room is literally next to the main house door. Don’t stay in Room 6. People were singing Indian songs until midnight and got noticeably irritated when you knocked on their door to politely ask them to stop singing—some guests are just downright inconsiderate of others. The room is right next to the main door. Everyone passes by here, and you can hear everything. It’s a house with multiple rooms. Our room had a makeshift shower and toilet covered by a curtain. They gave us Porto wine right when we entered, which was nice. The staff or manager was nice but only speaks Portuguese. There were no instructions at all, and the gate was locked, so we had to call him. What about other incoming guests who can’t make the call? We had to wait a few minutes outside the gate. There’s a nearby supermarket which was nice. You can use the fridge outside, right in the common room with other guests. The manager entered our room with his shoes on. We take off our shoes, so we found his action dirty. There are very bright lights coming from the door because there are holes. There was noise from other guests outside the door in the morning. People were ringing alarms nonstop. They should offer tissue boxes, but none of the hotels in Portugal and Spain we stayed in for two weeks offered tissue boxes. This is always offered in Japan. They did provide free water and coffee.