Lisbon Accommodations
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Lisbon Accommodations
Planning three nights in Lisbon and would like to be located in area where public transportation is available. DH and I enjoy smallish hotels with charm from whatever place we're in - would prefer not to be in a big chain. Also looking for a "smallish" price!
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
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You can try the Bairro Alto Hotel to see if it's within your budget. The Hotel Olissippo Saldanha (49 rooms) is in the center of the city, while the Olissippo Castelo Hotel (24 rooms) is in the Bairro do Castelo, beside the walls of St. George Castle (It gets the highest rating on booking.com for hotels with 25 rooms or less).
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We recently stayed at the Residencial Florescente on the 'eating street'. It had a 'smallish price' and the location was very convenient. It was just around the corner from the Rossio station. The buffet breakfast was one of the best we had on our trip. Our only complaint was the smallish room but I bet they have larger ones. We were very happy there and would stay there again.
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I also stay at the Residencial Florescente. If you have more money the Avenida Palace is more upscale and even closer to transport. The Barrio Alto is the nightlife area. The castle is not central.
I suggest a good guidebook to help you sort out the neighborhoods. At least Lonely Planet's Lisbon Encounter.
I suggest a good guidebook to help you sort out the neighborhoods. At least Lonely Planet's Lisbon Encounter.
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We loved the Hotel Avenida Palace. Great service there. Amazing breakfast buffet. Next door to Rossio train station. Centrally located on the avenue for walking in all directions. Very good prices.