Alvalade II Guest House

Avenida Rio de Janeiro Nº25 3ºDto, In Lisbon (Lisbon City Center), Lisbon, NA 1700-331, Portugal

Rating

4.1

Price Level

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Pets

May

Alvalade II Guest House, Lisbon

Alvalade II Guest House

Located in a building Alvalade II Guest House features rooms with a romantic décor 7 minutes’ walking from Lisbon’s Alvalade Metro Station and 15 minutes’ walking from Campo Grande. The guest house features private accommodation. Some rooms have a private bathroom and others have their own private balcony. The kitchen is shared and has all utensils for guests. There is a shared lounge area with a TV as well as an outdoor terrace. Alvalade II Guest House provides free WiFi access and guests are within a few steps from several shops and restaurants. Rossio Train Station is a 23-minute metro ride from the Alvalade Guest House and Lisbon International Airport is a 16-minute bus ride. Airport shuttle service is available at an extra fee.

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Overall

Very Good

4.1

295 reviews

Customers Review

Location 4

Cleanliness 4.4

Comfort 4

Neighborhood 3.9

Amenities 4.4

Condition 4.1

Recomendation 82.1%

“You get what you paid: it's a cheap and simple place to stay near the airport. In the apartment there are two shared bathrooms (which were dirty and messy, but to be fair that's probably fault of the other guests). There's also a small kitchen with the basics. Communication with the hosts was good. Room was comfortable enough but there were several hairs left on the sheets and pillows. Noise isolation is non existent and you'll hear or be disturbed if there are others noisy guests.”

— João Manoel Lenz

“No funciona el agua caliente, y la luz de mi habitación tampoco.....”

— Roberto Ayala