Latina Hostel

Points of interest

Eating in house

Adega Do Ribatejo

Dishes such as steaks, bacalhau, veal, and fried fish are often on the changing menu. At the nightly singing sessions, professional musicians serenade you.

Algures Na Mouraria

For a taste of Portugal's colonial past take a trip into the narrow alleys of the Mouraria district, on the west side of the castle, where this simple restaurant serves up dishes from Angola.

As Barrigas

The clientele are a well-traveled lot judging by the postcards that line the walls of this cozy, wood-paneled adega, but the cooking stays firmly in Portugal. House specialty is a rich arroz de polvo ( rice with octopus).

Café Martinho Da Arcada

A stand-up café under the arches, next to the famous restaurant of the same name, this is a welcome stop for a coffee and specialty pasteís de nata (cream cake) before catching your tram to Belém.

Café Nicola

With its grand interior and suitably aloof waiters, this traditional café is one of the prime and priciest spots for sitting down and taking in downtown.

Eating out

Cervejaria Trindade

The Trindade is a classic 19th-century Bairro Alto beer hall-restaurant with colorful tiles, vaulted ceilings, and frenetic service. It's a lively spot and, like at all cervejarias, you can pop in for a beer and a snack or eat a full meal.

Galeto

There's not much that this café doesn't serve, from cakes and sandwiches to full meals, from early to late every day. Pull up a stool at one of the long wooden counters, and take a break from the modern city outside.

Price details

€58 per night

Minimum 2 nights stay

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Booking and cancellation policy

Unless otherwise specified, booking payments are non-refundable.

One or two nights charge if no-show depending on the lenght stay, and if less than 48 h notice.
Cancelations only by email 48 hours in advance.