FLH Alfama Retro Chic Flat

Welcome to this sophisticated 1 bedroom apartment in Alfama.
Enjoy the classy decoration with splashes of bright colors while staying in a very traditional part of Lisbon, covered by all sorts of public transportation.

Welcome to Feels Like Home Alfama Sophisticated Apartment!
You'll feel like you are a local by staying at this colorful 1 bedroom apartment in one of the most typical parts of Lisboa, Alfama. Here you'll find a cozy bedroom with a double bed, a well-decorated living room with a sofa-bed for two persons, a fully equipped kitchen, and a nice bathroom.
You are close to the Castle, Sé, Feira da Ladra (Flea Market) and downtown Lisbon.
Enjoy the peace and quiet of this apartment while being minutes away from the buzz.

A confirmation voucher will be sent to your e-mail with all the important details about your reservation and Feels Like Home additional services.
Guests must pick-up the keys at the Welcome Centre located in Lisbon. Arrivals from 23:00 (11pm) to 06:00 (06am), a late check-in fee of EUR 30 shall be applied (paid in cash at check-in).
All guests must provide their ID or Passport Information at the time of check-in.
Please note that a mandatory touristic tax will be included in the final price (2€/person/day). If it has not been charged at the moment of your reservation, it must be paid in cash at the check-in.
All the remaining payments must be made in cash.
Transfer Service - We can provide a transfer service for an additional cost.
Lockers - We have lockers available at the Welcome Centre in Lisbon for an additional cost.
Amenities - We provide toilet paper and shampoo only for the first day.
Baby Friendly - We can provide a baby travel bed upon request.

Alfama
If you’re looking for the true Lisbon experience, Alfama is the place to stay. The oldest district of Lisbon, Alfama wraps around the slopes of a steep hill between the Castelo de São Jorge above and the Tagus River below. With narrow cobbled streets, colorfully painted houses and flower pots and laundry hanging out the windows, Alfama is the most photographed area of the city. It is also home to some of the city’s best Fado houses, an old lyrical Portuguese genre of music.
Soak up the glorious view of a sunset over the Tagus at the Miradouro de Santa Luzia and lose yourself in the countless rustic bars (tavernas) where you can enjoy drinks and traditional Portuguese cuisine.
Catch the city´s famous tram 28 up to Graça and visit the church or have a coffee with a view of the city and the Tagus river at the Miradouro da Graça. Take the same tram downtown and hop off at Lisbon´s numerous landmarks such as Castelo de São Jorge, Sé, Praça Camões or Jardim da Estrela.