Lost Inn Lisbon Hostel
Laid-back hostel life near Príncipe Real in Lisbon
About this stay
Travellers staying at Lost Inn Lisbon Hostel land on the hillside above the Baixa, close to Príncipe Real and the bars of Bairro Alto, in a one-star hostel built around its guest kitchen and TV lounge rather than private extras. Free breakfast starts the day before guests scatter toward the viewpoints and grocers of Príncipe Real or the steep streets of Bairro Alto, and free Wi-Fi keeps everyone connected in between. Air conditioning takes the edge off summer nights, and some rooms come with their own kitchen for anyone who wants to cook rather than eat out every meal. An airport shuttle simplifies arrival and departure, and kid-friendly touches make the place workable for families as well as solo backpackers. The regular sangria tastings pull residents down to the TV lounge in the evening, turning strangers into a shared table before another day on the hillside begins.
- Guest kitchen
- TV lounge
- Sangria tastings
- Airport shuttle
Our take
I recommend Lost Inn Lisbon Hostel for travellers who want a sociable, low-cost base near Príncipe Real and Bairro Alto. The shared kitchen and TV lounge, free breakfast, air conditioning and airport shuttle make it good value, and a 9.2 score is strong for a hostel. The hillside above the Baixa means steep streets, and the regular sangria tastings make it lively, so I would ask for a private room if quiet matters. No pool or spa.
- Book a room with its own kitchen early if you want to cook, since only some rooms include one here.
- Ask about the airport shuttle schedule when you book, then use the free breakfast to start each day.
- Join the sangria tastings in the TV lounge if you want to meet other guests near Príncipe Real.
Why we love it
- Free sangria tastings in the TV lounge
- A budget base near Príncipe Real and Bairro Alto
- Kitchen facilities available in some rooms
- Airport shuttle and free breakfast included
Why guests love itI would suggest Lost Inn Lisbon Hostel to budget-minded families who are happy with shared spaces. This laid-back hostel sits near Príncipe Real and Bairro Alto on the hillside above the Baixa. Guests share a kitchen and a TV lounge, with free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and an airport shuttle, and some rooms have kitchen facilities. Regular sangria tastings are part of the atmosphere. Rated 9.2 across 787 reviews.