The hotel was right in front of Alfama’s famous Castelo de Sao George, a gorgeous castle overlooking Lisbon city which was enchanting to say the least. The peacocks roaming the hotel property and castle grounds (which we could see from our hotel room window) also added a magical touch to our stay. To get to the hotel itself, however, was quite a pain as it involved walking up steep cobbled paths for over 10 minutes - definitely not ideal after a day of sightseeing. I very much appreciated, however, the complimentary bottle of Porto wine which was awaiting us in our room after we checked in. The hotel property’s exterior was also quite old-looking but the interior was well kept, with some old and very historical looking furniture / decorations which added to the charm of the hotel. Breakfast was self-serve style with a freshly cooked hot meal section (scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, vegetables, baked beans) with a small but satisfying and tasty selection of foods. They also had a fresh fruits salad and yogurts along with nice coffee and normal milk / oat milk which was nice to have. Overall, I’d say it’s a charming little hotel that’s worth staying at, but only if you don’t mind the workout you have to do coming back to the hotel every time (or blowing money on a taxi / bus each time). Lastly, considering that the hotel is located right in front of the castle, it would’ve been nice if they’d offered the hotel’s guests free or nicely discounted entry to it.