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"We had a lovely experience in this modern 3 bedroom apartment. The owner was very responsive and accommodating. The apartment is in a great location, within walking distance or a short Uber drive to everything we wanted to see. Highly recommend!"

"We spent three nights in this wonderful, centrally located apartment in Graça. It is very comfortable, well equipped and bright, with great views! We would highly recommend it, and look forward to returning ourselves."

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"From start to finish our stay was excellent - great welcome from Simone who was very informative and helpful. The apartment is set over looking a beautiful park. We spent hours on the balcony in the early evening and early mornings. The apartment was well equipped. Spotlessly clean and in a great location. I would highly recommend. Thank you we will definitely return we loved the apartment and Lisbon."

"Well placed for alfama, castello, se! Tram 28 stops 10m away. Very functional - but no elevator, steep stairs, maybe the smallest bathroom ever. But it worked well for me and my son. Silvia will provide all the information you need (she alone is half the value!)"

"Jose,the host,couldn't be more helpful. He provided dried goods like pasta, olive oil condiments etc - and a bottle of wine and 2 traditional custard tarts as a welcome gift. He also drove us around Graca to orientate us as well as showing us a local short cut which made accessing the local facilities more straightforward. He also took us to the airport on departure without charge. The apartment is at the top of one of Lisbon's many hills so you need a car/taxis (which are very reasonably priced) to get back up to the address - unless you are pretty fit! But it is in a cul-de-sac so is quiet and there is a terrific view of the sea from the street. Buses go from the nearest main road and the iconic 28 tram from a few streets further on. Lisbon is a fantastic city with so much to see and do - and this year is the 50th anniversary of Portugal's peaceful revolution in 1974. There is a small museum about the resistance movement - the Museo do Aljube - which describes the repressive conditions suffered by the population before democracy was won. Absolutely fascinating. And on a lighter note - don't miss seeing the views from the many "miradouros" - viewing points, they are stunning. All in all, a lovely stay in a wonderful city."

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