The room was very clean and comfortable. Close to everything, the pink street is on the other side. One of the best restaurants is right in front of the building up the stairs. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I would recommend this place to anyone coming to Lisbon!

Nice hostel. Perfect location! Located in a very lively neighborhood (especially at night, light sleepers beware), very close to the Cais do Sodre station and to the city center (Baixa, Chiado, Bairro Alto), within walking distance from the entire city center.

There is only one shared bathroom for the entire floor (4 or 5 rooms), with shower, sink, and toilets all inside the same room. My room was quite humid. I arrived outside of the reception open hours so I had codes to access the building, floor, and room, but the key to open my room didn't work, so I had to call the assistance and change rooms. However my phone call was answered from the 1st try at 12pm, and I was able to use another room.

Classical portuguese guest house with vintage design and furniture. Location is nice, very close to the subway. Several supermarkets nearby. Easy to walk there, no need to climb a hill. Small heater in the room. Bedsheets are changed every day. I would especially like to thank a receptionist who checked me in on 29.01, he was so friendly and we had a nice chat.

Very thin walls, some doors are creaking, especially the bathroom door on the third floor. For travelers from Nordic countries who are not used to no central heating at winter, there might be a bit cold inside at winter (standard issue in Southern Europe), but at least there are small heaters there you can use.

Great location, close to Pink St, and surrounding area; bars, clubs and restaurants. The room was clean as were the facilities; shared bathroom. Always somebody cleaning every day, fresh towels daily and bed made daily. Public transport; trams very close, metro not too far to access the airport. Always late flights back to UK, suggest getting an Uber we managed it at 4am, low price too. Came within 2 mins of making the order, airport was 15 mins via car. Suggest when first arriving at the airport/in Lisbon, get the metro; very cheap. Single journey €1.80. The metro is not open in the early hours. Very friendly staff in the guest house. Can't really fault the place.

Nothing to do with accommodation, but noise at night from people coming back and too from surrounding bars into early hrs. Make sure you bring good footwear, lots of hills. As Lisbon is located within a valley so hills are everywhere. We enjoyed walking though, covered 12 miles a day wandering around the city and different areas. You see a lot more.

The accommodation was fine. Interesting old building, with a lot of character and very clean.

My room had no fan and it was noisy from the street until around 4:30am but I needed to have the window open. The location was a little dodgy - my flight was late and I arrived around 02:30am - quite a lot of drunk people and some drug dealing going on, though I didn't feel threatened.

I am fully appreciated for everything what Boho has! The reception, the location, the service, the safety, the cozy atmosphere and everything! I have travelled to Lisbon for a conference and ı stayed 7 days in Boho; it was quite, calm, clean and peaceful. They help for everything about your stay. Solo travellers can trust and feel totally safe.

I liked everything in Boho!

Absolutely can recommend to stay in Boho guesthouse and will definitely back as well. Location is great, house is sharming, room facilities are great and common areas are clean, very careful and friendly manager at reception - sorry, I don't know his name. He recommended to us an amazing place with live music and i took there my friends who were visiting Portugal for the first time and it was best part of the day. Guesthouse Even have small kitchen, with stove and fridge. You must know that place located in the heart of night life of Lisbon, so it will be party outside till morning. For us it was big plus since we came to organise one of them!

Me and my friend didn't know that security code will be changed after check out so it was dose of stress to get in and take our baggage. I would definitely prefer to be warned about it :)

For a solo traveler or quiet couple, I recommend the studio upstairs if you are fit and can handle 7 flights of stairs. It will be less noisy higher above the street. The studio is well equipped. If anything doesn't work, just ask. Staff is responsive.

The air conditioner is not modern or cool enough during heatwaves, but it's an old building and and an old neighborhood. Not every box will get a checked. It's an active part of town, so there is party noise and construction, but it was a good deal and perfectly comfortable for me. Very near transportation options.

It was in the center and it was easy to move and get to the different sites. The staff were friendly and helped with everything and the room was nice and sound proofed so you could not hear the noisy streets outside.

The property is in the middle of a party zone. If that’s your main focus is a perfect you, but if you are looking for a more relaxing and quiet place this might not be the right area to stay in Lisbon. The surrounding streets all smell of urine at all times of day and night quite potently.

I'm very happy that I've booked my 6 night stay at the Boho Guesthouse! For me, the location was absolutely perfect, super close to everything - Bairro Alto, Pink Street, Bica, TimeOut Market, Cais do Sodre station, Tram 28 stops and the seaside promenade - all under 5 mins walk really! And the city center and other attractions are also very close of course! The staff members were very helpful with both check-ins and check-outs, and they were also very happy to give ideas and tips on Lisbon programs & activities! I was able to leave my suitcase at reception on the day of the check-out until the afternoon which was very handy and appreciated! I especially liked the kitchen as there was a big fridge available for us to use, and also a microwave and kettle, and all the cooking accessories you would need, so top points for that! My bed was really comfortable (nice & firm) and there was a small open wardrobe with hangers which was quite useful. I had 2 portable fans in my room but at the time I was there (mid April) I didn't feel the need of using them, but I'm sure they'll come very handy in summer soon. I really liked the quirky and creative interior of the lobby and communal areas - it had a very cute vibe! The shared bathroom was a good size, and it had a hairdryer as well. Out of the 6 nights I spent there, I only had to wait for the bathroom once, so it really wasn't a big deal not having my own at all. Yes, the surrounding area and streets are very busy and noisy at nights, especially at the weekends (loads of bars & restaurants around, which is nice though). I was able to close the windows for the night as it wasn't too hot in April just yet, and also I usually sleep with earplugs anyways, so again it wasn't a massive issue for me.  Lisbon hotels can be very pricey so this place was definitely a great value for money! I would certainly come back again, I could only recommend :)!