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Old Jun 14th, 2014, 11:13 AM
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Hotels in Alfama area of Lisbon

Hi all,

I have been trying to find hotel, B and B, guesthouse etc. in the Alfama area of Lisbon, or close to it, and seem to be having a problem. Lots of apartments, not too much else. I would appreciate any help you can provide. Budget is around 100 E.

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Well. You do not say when you are going and if it is for a double or single.
Do ;you have to stay in the Alfama?

Residencial Florescente is a great little guest house near Rossio, a great location by the way, and it will not be more than what you want to spend I don't think.

Good luck.
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we are in Lisbon now. Not sure if you have been here before and what your tastes run to, but I would not stay in the Alfama - it was crowded, dirty and pretty noisy when we were there (granted the day before St. Anthony's but still ) it's very hot here now and climbing those streets every day would be rough (unless you are coming in a cooler time of year). We are staying at Hotel janeles Verdes for a little more than you quoted and it is a superb little hotel so you might want to check it out.
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Thanks to both of you for your thoughts. We are there early October and just thought the area sounded interesting. I will check out your recommendations.

Any one else have any ideas?

Pat
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It's a great area to visit on the tram. Get yourself something nice and comfy at a great price somewhere else, and tram up there whenever you like.
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We stayed in an apartment in early October in Alfama and loved it.
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Alfama was fun to explore, but I wouldn't stay there. It didn't seem as central as Chiada or Baixa. I just spent a week in Barrio Alto and loved it, but in an apt,so can't recommend a hotel.
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Old Jun 15th, 2014, 05:31 PM
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Thanks all for your thought. We have booked a guesthouse fairly close to Alfama.

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