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The Hostelz.com Review
On the whole, Lazy Crow is a bright and cheery hostel. The staff are quite helpful and the rooms are clean. A simple breakfast is provided every morning and the kitchen amenities are wonderful. It's not located right in the city centre but the quiet neighborhood makes up for it.
Although the instructions on Lazy Crow's website are very clear, it is still confusing for the first-time traveler in Lisbon. Just make sure that once you get to Rato square, face the row of colorful shophouses, and turn right. There will be a small, quiet road on your left. This will be S. Bento street. Once you locate this street, the rest should be quite easy. For the traveler who has been around for the whole day, be prepared for a steep climb after you turn right and leave S. Bento.
Everything is still quite new in this hostel. The wooden bunk beds are clean and comfortable. No creaky and rusty metallic bed-frames and thin mattresses here. The free bedsheets they provide are also very clean. The rooms are well-lit day and night. However, do not leave the windows open during summer as the room can get scorching hot in the afternoon.
There is a cooking stove, microwave, fridge, and hot water in the kitchen available for all to use. Unfortunately, fellow hostellers sometimes leave their food around and apparently it doesn't get cleaned often.
There is only one computer that guests can use to surf the net, which can be quite inconvenient at times. You will also need to queue for the only two toilets there. Due to the heavy usage, the toilets can get a little dirty at times.
The staff does not voluntarily offer information. but when asked they do not mind helping at all. You can also leave your belongings with them even after check-out.
Although the instructions on Lazy Crow's website are very clear, it is still confusing for the first-time traveler in Lisbon. Just make sure that once you get to Rato square, face the row of colorful shophouses, and turn right. There will be a small, quiet road on your left. This will be S. Bento street. Once you locate this street, the rest should be quite easy. For the traveler who has been around for the whole day, be prepared for a steep climb after you turn right and leave S. Bento.
Everything is still quite new in this hostel. The wooden bunk beds are clean and comfortable. No creaky and rusty metallic bed-frames and thin mattresses here. The free bedsheets they provide are also very clean. The rooms are well-lit day and night. However, do not leave the windows open during summer as the room can get scorching hot in the afternoon.
There is a cooking stove, microwave, fridge, and hot water in the kitchen available for all to use. Unfortunately, fellow hostellers sometimes leave their food around and apparently it doesn't get cleaned often.
There is only one computer that guests can use to surf the net, which can be quite inconvenient at times. You will also need to queue for the only two toilets there. Due to the heavy usage, the toilets can get a little dirty at times.
The staff does not voluntarily offer information. but when asked they do not mind helping at all. You can also leave your belongings with them even after check-out.
— Exclusive Hostelz.com Review
February 2006
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Location/Contact| Address | Rua dos remédios, 141, Lisbon (Alfama Quarter), Lisbon, Portugal |
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| Website | www.lisbonlazycrow.com |
| Telephone | +351 965 415 653 |
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Hostelz.com Guest Reviews
Almost worth the price This was the cheapest hostel i stayed in while in Europe and for good reason. Bathrooms, beds are questionable at best. The computer/TV room is filled with flies for most of the morning. It is NOT in the city center, but not too hard to get to. If you want a hostel that has a light b-fast and is not as expensive as others, stay here. — DRJ , USA (2007-07-26) I stayed here last year in September and while the place has a good atmosphere, the bedroom we were in was tiny and stuffy, mattress thin, bathrooms in poor condition, kitchen basic and fairly dirty, breakfast not worth bothering about. But worst of all there was a breakout of bed bugs and I was eaten alive. Had to leave to get away from them and it somewhat spoilt my stay in Lisbon. I must say though that Rute (the manager not owner) was very helpful and was truly apologetic. The owner less so! Would I recommend it to other travellers? Not really. — Dave Mitchell (2006-05-17) Relaxed, spacious hostel. Large lounge room and back garden for people to socialize. Well-equipped kitchen, free Internet. Not in downtown Lisbon, but close to public transport — Metro, trams and buses. Supermarket at the end of the street. No problems with the cleaning lady!! I enjoyed my stay here. — Elly (2005-11-18) Clean and cozy, but the atmosphere is tense. The rooms are quite nice, spacious and sunny, but the cleaning lady would wake us up every day (including Saturday and Sunday!) at 11 a.m. with the sound of the vacuum cleaner. Then she pushed spare mattresses under our bed (the other three bunk beds being empty at this time)!!! Rude (the receptionist and the OWNER)! Relax, sweetie! Making everybody feel uncomfortable just because you're so eager to clean the kitchen is not a very good way to create a friendly place. — JA (2005-10-09) Great place. Big rooms, big kitchen to use, free Internet, TV, and a great garden in the back to relax and chat away the whole night. I liked it a lot. — Andreas Karman (2005-07-11)