




Hotel Amadora Palace
City-centre comfort two minutes from the train
About this stay
Hotel Amadora Palace anchors Amadora's city centre on Avenida Santos Matos, close enough to the train station that arriving by rail rather than car makes sense for most stays. Rooms keep to a simple two-star standard, air conditioning, a private bathroom, a work desk and a flat-screen TV, with some categories adding a balcony or a small seating area for a quieter evening indoors. The breakfast room serves a continental and buffet spread each morning, useful before a day trip to Lisbon or Sintra, and the 24-hour reception covers late arrivals without the wait some smaller Amadora guesthouses require. Private parking, a parking garage and luggage storage round out the practical side, and laundry, ironing and rental-car services extend the offer for longer stays. The Queluz National Palace sits under three kilometres away for an afternoon excursion.
- City-centre location
- Family rooms
- Private parking
- 24-hour reception
Our take
Hotel Amadora Palace keeps things practical, and an 8.5 score from more than 1,300 reviews shows guests value it: a station two minutes away, family rooms, private parking and a reception open around the clock. I would book it as a calm alternative to central Lisbon for families who are happy to ride the train in each day.
- Request a balcony room if travelling in warmer months, only some categories include one and it is worth confirming at booking.
- Use the 24-hour reception for late arrivals from the airport rather than booking a smaller guesthouse with fixed check-in hours.
- Walk to Amadora train station rather than renting a car, it is two minutes away and covers Lisbon, Sintra and Queluz.
Why we love it
- Two-minute walk to Amadora train station
- Balcony or seating area in some rooms
- 24-hour reception for late arrivals
- Continental and buffet breakfast every morning
Why guests love itHotel Amadora Palace is a two-star hotel on Avenida Santos Matos, two minutes from Amadora train station, which makes trains into Lisbon easy for families without a car. Family rooms are air-conditioned, some with a balcony or seating area, and breakfast is served both continental and buffet style. The 24-hour reception helps with late arrivals, private parking suits drivers, and accessible facilities help with buggies. With no pool listed, I would use it as a practical base for Lisbon.