Lovely staff, very clean, pretty.

This hotel was absolutely beautiful, well maintained, delicious and elaborate breakfast, and in a great location. Our only major disappointment was that we had to leave early, before breakfast, on the last day, and they told us that they would prepare us breakfast to go, which I've enjoyed from other hotels. The breakfast they prepared for the 4 of us was ready on time, but very disappointing; simple ham and cheese half sandwiches, when they were supposed to be vegetarian; and no pastries. It was a very disappointing way to spend our beautiful time there.

This is a very special hotel. I would highly recommend it if you are traveling to Lisbon. One caveat there is no lift/ elevator and there are many steps. The staff happily carries your luggage but you must be able to climb stairs to access your room. Definitely worth the effort!!

Ana made us feel like family and brought a personal touch that we do not get at regular hotels. The staff was courteous and helpful. We also loved the morning coffee and breakfast.

Good

The breakfast was excellent, the staff were all very friendly and helpful, the hotel is beautiful and the location was very central. Overall a great place to stay!

Beautiful and spacious room, friendly and attentive staff, excellent location- I would stay here again and highly recommend to anyone visiting the area.

This is such a beautiful, unique boutique hotel. You truly feel you are guests in an extravagant family home. Also, a great location in the city

This hotel was amazing from The moment we arrived . Breakfast was delish and property it’s close to everything

Perfect central location with lots of food and shopping nearby. Metro station was also less than 5 mins away. The included breakfast was a highlight, and the hotel decor is very charming as well. Only things to note would be there’s no elevator and the bathroom in the double rooms are quite small.

Perfect Stay

Absolutely adored our stay here! First you arrive at the sister hotel around the corner and check in. From there a bellhop will bring your bags to Cashina. There is no elevator so if you have mobility issues please take that into consideration. As you walk into the hotel you a greeted with an aroma of florals mixed with fresh laundry. The building is older so bear in mind that the property is full of traditional European charm. The furniture is so well curated and matches the vibe perfectly. The staircase is grand and made of wood and so inviting. We stayed in a master suite room which is really just a hotel room with a bathroom en suite. The room was comfortably sized and much bigger than most European hotel rooms. The room has a coffee machine and water and two surprise bon bons (delicious). The bathroom was massive. The tub even had bath salts should you wish to take a bath and it looked so tempting. The bathroom was newly renovated and very clean and modern enough but still in keeping with the overall vibe of the hotel. There are bathrobes and slippers. Breakfast is an experience in and of itself. It’s so quaint and again typically European, we loved waking up for our morning coffee and eating in one of the many breakfast areas. There is a piano player at breakfast as well. Will happily come back and recommend to any visitors to Lisbon. Location is central and convenient.

This place is so chic, great place to stay in Lisboa and is closed to everything! Breakfast is included and is very complete, with a piano playing during the breakfast time. The staff is very friendly and the rooms are amazingly clean! The decor is impeccable extra chic and the balcony is breathtaking! I think the reviews and photos in the page dont make justice for this place! The only kind of negative review is that the place do not have elevator, so if you cant go up the stairs it will be a bit hard to stay here! But other than that is a must! Many restaurants options near by, metro Baixa-Chiado is very close, many shops around hotel…loved it!

One of, if not the, coolest hotel I have ever seen. The hotel is in a great part of the city near the main sites and good restaurants. The decoration inside the hotel is done very well. Not sure how anyone can even design something like that. The best part has to be the communal spaces. There are several rooms / lounges / balconies just open to lounge in. The breakfast is amazing and they have a barrel of wine for a welcome drink. Can't imagine you'll find a better hotel in Lisbon.

We had the best time, I would not hesitate to stay here again. Perfect for a girls trip

Love the piano at breakfast time, the beautiful scents all through the hotel. A beautiful stay, highly recommend a stop here.

The room was beautifully appointed and I’m glad we had time for the breakfast because it was extraordinary.

This hotel was beautiful. The building, rooms, location, and staff were lovely. The daily breakfast was delicious and plentiful. I think it is great value for a stay in Lisbon and would recommend to anyone visiting.

Good location for stay in historic part of Lisboa. Easy to get around and walkable.

This property is managed from the Palacio Das Especiarias, a more unpscale hotel, just around the corner. In contrast, Casinha Das Flores offered a slightly less elegant though presumably more traditional ambiance, especially in the kitchen, where each morning, below the ceiling which was decorated with bouquets of dried flowers, we found a delicious offering of pastries, fruits and juices. In addition to the kitchen we also had access to a large sitting room and a smaller den. Our room was on the third floor which meant climbing three flights of stairs. However, as you explore this delightful neighborhood you do a fair share of climbing. I should note that we chose a room with a balcony offering a view of the river. This was absolutely beautiful and quite pleasant in the morning or evening. However, as it overlooks the street it can be noisy late at night when folks are making their way home from bars and restaurants, and again in the morning when the workers and vehicles get going. So, there's a trade off. Next time we will try a room overlooking the courtyard, whiich should be a little quieter. The hotel's connection with the Palacio Das Especiarias offered us the opportunity to attend the Fado dinner. The meal was very good and the performers, singer Carla Piri and two accompanying guitarists whose names I didn't catch, offered a wonderful show that served as a perfect introduction to Fado. Lastly, the staff at the desk and working the dinner were excellent!