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Hotel Miraparque

★★★★☆4.0 out of 5 · 1,868 reviews

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Hotel Miraparque is a 4-star hotel in Lisbon with 100 rooms rated 4.0/5 by 1,868 TripAdvisor reviewers; typical rates from about $155 a night.

About

Hotel Miraparque sits on Avenida Sidonio Pais in central Lisbon, right across from Parque Eduardo VII. The location rating of 4.3 tells the story—you're walking distance to Marquês de Pombal and the upper end of Avenida da Liberdade, with the metro a block away. It's a practical mid-tier option in a neighborhood that skews business-traveler, which explains the strong marks for sleep quality and value. The room rating lags slightly behind the others at 3.9, so this isn't about design or newness—it's about the things that matter when you're actually staying somewhere: cleanliness, quiet, and service that doesn't make you work for it. Nearly 1,900 reviews with a 4.0 average suggests consistency over flash. If you want to be near the park and the museum district without paying Chiado prices, this is the trade-off that works.

At a glance

Area: Lisbon
Star rating: ★★★★☆
Typical nightly: $155
Beach access: shuttle
Kid-friendly: ●●●○○
Party score: ●○○○○
Walkability: ●●●●●
Rooms: 100
Casino: –
Swim-up: –
Kids' club: –
All inclusive: –
Vibe: quiet
business
central
practical

Sargassum: not a factor

Not a sargassum coast.

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Recent Pulse

What travelers are saying.

Steady

Low confidence

Travelers say Hotel Miraparque delivers on location and practicality rather than luxury. You're across from Parque Eduardo VII with metro access in under five minutes, making the uphill walk back from downtown manageable or skippable. Rooms are clean and beds comfortable, but dated finishes—especially carpets and bathrooms—remind you this isn't a design hotel. Breakfast offers scrambled eggs, sausage, pastries, and fruit daily, though variety wears thin after a few days. Reception staff range from polite-but-distant to genuinely helpful; housekeeping is consistent. Most appreciate the value and quiet, but soundproofing is weak and amenities are minimal—no kettles, no irons, no USB outlets in many rooms.

Standing out

Metro station Parque 50–100 meters away, with direct airport connection
42 mentions
“Metro less than five minutes uphill or ten downhill from the door”
Across from Parque Eduardo VII in a quiet residential zone
38 mentions
“Park view from our window, silent despite proximity to airport flight paths”
Rooms cleaned daily with fresh towels replaced every morning
26 mentions
“Housekeeping restocked towels and tidied the room without us asking”
Breakfast includes scrambled eggs, sausage, pastries, fruit, cold cuts, and coffee machine
34 mentions
“Hot scrambled eggs and sausage each morning, plus fresh bread and pastries”
Queen or double beds consistently described as comfortable for sleep
29 mentions
“Mattress and linens gave us five nights of excellent rest”

Watch-outs

Carpets visibly stained or smelling musty, not vacuumed thoroughly
18 mentions
“Moquette felt dirty underfoot; clipped nails beside the bed stayed five days”
Reception staff often expressionless or unhelpful, minimal greeting on arrival
16 mentions
“Receptionist sighed audibly when we asked for a spare towel”
No tea/coffee kettle, no iron, no USB outlets—minimal in-room amenities
14 mentions
“Asked for an iron; they offered laundry service with four-day turnaround”
Walls and doors transmit noise clearly—neighbors' showers and snoring audible
13 mentions
“Heard the upstairs guest operate a hairdryer as if it were in our bathroom”

Tips from travelers

Book parking via app in advance—street parking is resident-only and tow-trucks patrol regularly
Request a room facing the park rather than the interior courtyard to avoid AC-unit noise
Press long espresso on the breakfast coffee machine then add hot water for drinkable coffee
Note check-in is 3pm sharp; early arrival may mean waiting in the lobby with luggage

Maybe skip if: Skip this if you need modern finishes, responsive staff, in-room coffee facilities, or a bar open past breakfast—it's a functional base, not a place to linger.

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