Absolutely. Goodmorning is purpose-built for solo travel, not just “solo-friendly” like most hostels. We don’t accept families or groups larger than 3, so every guest is in the same situation as you. The spaces, the staff, the daily rhythm — everything is designed to make socializing feel effortless and natural. About half our guests add the Not-So-Solo (all-inclusive) package, which takes it even further with shared dinners, open bar, and daily group activities.
Most hostels are mixed. Families, tour groups, couples, solo travellers all sharing the same space. We only accept solo travellers and groups of up to 3 people. Our staff doesn’t just work here, they hang out in the common areas, join activities, and go out with guests after their shift. Add a free breakfast with real food, nightly communal dinners, open bar hours, and daily activities around Lisbon, and you get something closer to a social experience than a place to sleep.
We’re consistently rated among the top hostels for solo travellers in Lisbon: 9.9/10 on Hostelworld, 9.3/10 on Booking.com, and #1 hostel for solo travellers on TripAdvisor. The reviews speak for themselves — most of them mention leaving with friends they didn’t expect to make.
While our breakfast is free for everyone, the Not-So-Solo package includes: a homemade communal dinner every night at 8pm, unlimited beer and sangria for 5 hours (5–10pm daily), daily group activities around Lisbon, and discounts on all mixed drinks.
When booking direct with us*, It costs 29€/day when added for a single or select day(s), or only 19,50€/day when applied across your entire stay.
* 3rd party prices will most likely be higher to cover their commissions.
Yes. We guarantee the lowest price when you book directly. If you find a lower price elsewhere for the same dates and room type, book with us, send us the details, and we’ll not only match it — we’ll give you an additional 10% off. The Not-So-Solo package rate (19.50€/day) is also only available via direct booking.
Yes. We have a female-only 6-bed dorm, keycard room access, individual lockers at every bed, well-lit communal spaces, and a strictly respectful and inclusive environment — zero tolerance for discrimination or harassment. The hostel is located in a safe, central neighborhood. Many of our guests are women traveling alone for the first time, and it’s one of the demographics that leaves the most positive reviews.
We welcome solo travellers of all ages within our age policy. Since we are a lively, social hostel we ask that guests over the age of 40 contact us in advance. However, any true solo traveller of any age who aligns with our vision is welcome to stay with us
Yes — couples and pairs are very welcome. We only ask that groups don’t exceed 3 people, so we can maintain the solo-traveller atmosphere that makes Good Morning special. If you’re coming with one or two friends, you’ll fit right in.
We’re at Restauradores Square (Praça dos Restauradores, 65), right in the center of Lisbon. One important note: we’re hidden inside a souvenir shop on the ground floor — enter the building at number 65 and ring the doorbell inside the shop (located between “Fábrica da Nata” and “Grand Café Lisboa”). From the airport, take the metro (Aeroporto → Restauradores, Take the red line until S.Sebastião, and change to the blue line until Restauradores. About 30 minutes). From Santa Apolónia station, it’s about 20 minutes by metro.
Very. Restauradores metro station is steps away. Rossio train station (connections to Sintra, and intercity trains) is a 2-minute walk. Major bus lines stop on the square. Bairro Alto, Chiado, Alfama, and the waterfront are all walkable. Trains to Belém and Cascais are within walking distance
Every day: open bar from 5–10pm, communal dinner at 8pm, and a daily group activity around Lisbon (all included in the Not-So-Solo package). Every night, staff take guests out to explore Lisbon’s nightlife — no charge, no pub crawl structure, just a genuine night out. Our partner companies also offer free walking tours through Alfama, Chiado and Bairro Alto; daily Sintra tours (60€); surf lessons at Costa da Caparica or Carcavelos (€35), and seasonal Arrábida beach tours (60€) .
Yes — free Wi-Fi throughout the hostel and a dedicated co-working room for when you actually need to focus. That said, the real appeal is closing the laptop by evening and joining the social side of the hostel. You can have both.
Free breakfast is included for all guests. The spread changes with the season but always includes fresh pancakes with Nutella, eggs, toasties, yogurt with muesli, fresh fruit, coffee, tea, and juice. It’s a proper sit-down breakfast in the communal kitchen — a good place to meet people and plan your day.
