Sweet Lisbon Guesthouse is found on the edge of Lisbon’s historic Alfama quarter, where it boasts views out over the Tagus River and the neighbourhood, as well as eight rooms which combine traditional Portuguese and modern design. The metro and train links of Lisboa Santa Apolonia station are less than a five-minute walk away and guests can relax in a shared lounge featuring a wine bar, jazz music, a library and board games.Apolonia station are less than a five-minute walk away and guests can relax in a shared lounge featuring a wine bar, jazz music, a library and board games. All rooms have an individual style, free Wi-Fi, wooden furniture and most rooms share shower and hairdryer-equipped bathrooms or toilets with a handful of other guests. This guest house also offers a range of apartments. Guests can make use of a computer station and get assistance with tourist matters from the staff working here. Continental breakfasts are served up here every day, while restaurants and bars are minutes away on foot. Sweet Lisbon Guesthouse is 300 metres from the Panteão Nacional.
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Breakfasts here were reportedly a sweet and simple affair, with the majority of people enjoying the Portuguese fare of delicious pastries, coffee, bread, meats and cheese, and also appreciating that this was changed every day. Furthermore, the hosts of this guest house were reportedly not only warm and friendly people but were responsive to requests and happy to help people plan their trip or simply have a chat.
People who stayed at this guest house were happy with the convenience they had here since the National Pantheon and all the dining and history of the Alfama district could be reached with a short walk, as well as plenty of spots to check out a traditional Fado show. The rest of the city was also thought as being easy to reach, thanks to the metro station found just minutes below at the Santa Apolonia train station.
The Tagus River views were indeed enjoyed by those who stayed here and those who booked rooms with such an outlook recommended others to do the same. Rooms here were otherwise mentioned as being comfortable, clean and nicely decorated in themes based around traditional Portuguese desserts.
One of the only drawbacks to staying here seems to be the lack of air conditioning, which meant that guests sometimes had to leave their windows open — thus letting in the street noise that can be present in the lively Alfama.
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