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Rua das Portas de Santo Antao n 99, Lisbon 1150-266, Portugal
Rua das Portas de Santo Antao n 99, Lisbon 1150-266, Portugal
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Two couples stayed at Residencial Florescente in April '18 during a 2-day, quick visit to Lisbon. The room was comfortable, clean, and quiet. We enjoyed the pedestrian area around the hotel, and the central location of the hotel, though I personally got tired of all...More
This is a basic hotel in a good location near the Rossio Square, walking distance to interesting areas of Lisbon, Bairro Alto, Alfama, Principe Real, Mouraria... Our room was clean, breakfast ok. All in all this was a perfect choise for us. The staff was...More
Residencial Florescente is in a good location; is very clean, and the bed quite comfortable. Additionally, the staff was very friendly and most helpful. They arranged taxis for me, and even walked me in the early morning to a nearby cafe before my early train,...More
Our family of 4 stayed here and had 2 different rooms; room 301 for the teenagers (very small!) and 510 for me and hubby. What a difference. By far, our room was nicer/bigger on the 5th floor. The bathroom even had a tub, great for...More
This hotel is not the largest, but it is clean, centrally located and has very friendly and helpful staff. As soon as you step out the door of the hotel, you are met with restaurants and cafes all along the street. I would have no...More
A pending candidate to become a World Heritage Site, Lisbon's downtown (the "Baixa Pombalina", or simply "Baixa") is a perfect example of anti-earthquake construction, having been rebuilt following the 1755 earthquake by the famous Marquês de Pombal (hence its name). Its offer is vast: restaurants and cafes in Rossio and Restauradores, outlets and shops in the Áurea, Augusta, Prata and other famous streets, the
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imponent Praça do Comércio and its Arch, the luxury shops along the Avenida da Liberdade, this is the beating heart of the city center. The Baixa also grants easy access to trains leading to Sintra, the trams that go around the Castle hill, old neighborhoods or even take you to Belém, and Lisbon's traditional restaurants and cafes. Considering a visit to the Fashion and Design Museum (free entrance) and don't forget to try the famous liquor, "ginjinha"!
The room we were in had a bathtub only. There was also a little step down from the rest of the room into the bathroom.
The other thing to note is that the hallways to the room are extremely narrow. I'm not sure what... More
The room we were in had a bathtub only. There was also a little step down from the rest of the room into the bathroom.
The other thing to note is that the hallways to the room are extremely narrow. I'm not sure what sort of accommodations you need, but they were narrow to the point that my husband (who is big, but not a huge guy) had to turn sideways to go down them.
You may want to try calling the hotel directly. They also have a Facebook page that they post on quite often. You might have more luck contacting them through there.
It's a great hotel in a great location. We would definitely stay there again. But, I can see it being a bit of a challenge for someone with a disability.
