Coincidentally, I had stayed at this hotel a few years ago. Updates since then have improved the property. I stayed in a single room, which was compact but sufficient. There was a small desk area where I could do some work on my laptop. Other than that, there was a single bed, a small night table with bedside light, an open closet, and a space where I could put my small amount of luggage. The WC had a shower. In-room amenities are minimal--a small bar of soap, in-shower combination body wash/shampoo, and a water glass. Prices for the room include an extended Continental breakfast, with Portuguese standards as well as scrambled eggs, sausages, and a vegetarian pasta dish. The hotel is well-located, very close to Rossio station/Restauradores square, making it easy to walk to many sites. The hotel itself is quiet, but sound-proofing can be an issue. For a few nights, there were three very boisterous guests staying in an adjoining room and I was glad that I thought to throw a pair of ear plugs in when I packed. This is a common problem in older hotels, though. The biggest plus is the family that owns the hotels--they work on-site and are very hospitable, helpful, and--in the case of one of the sons in particular--happy to chat about the city and provide some great restaurant recommendations.