Location. The Residencial Jardim da Amadora is located in Amadora, Portugal. Six ... more
kilometres from Lisbon Zoo Eight kilometres from Ajuda National Palace Eight and a half kilometres from Jeronimos Monastery Hotel Features. Modern hotel in Amadora Daily complimentary breakfast Hotel Restaurant which serves international and Portuguese dishes Multipurpose function room Hotel bar Guestrooms. Safes Complimentary bottled water Some with private bathrooms
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. The Residencial Jardim da Amadora is located in Amadora, Portugal. Six ... more
kilometres from Lisbon Zoo Eight kilometres from Ajuda National Palace Eight and a half kilometres from Jeronimos Monastery Hotel Features. Modern hotel in Amadora Daily complimentary breakfast Hotel Restaurant which serves international and Portuguese dishes Multipurpose function room Hotel bar Guestrooms. Safes Complimentary bottled water Some with private bathrooms
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
incl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: /10 - Residencial Jardim da Amadora is located in an ... more
eight-storey independent building, assuring total privacy and maximum comfort to our Guests installed in a total of 83 rooms with TV, heating (oil-based) and ventilation, which are cleaned daily receiving fresh linen and towels. Residencial Jardim da Amadora is located in the centre of the City of AMADORA, with good access to major transport systems. At the junction of the most important transport axes of the Capital - A1, A5, A2, IC19, IC17 CRIL and CREL (A9), and 15 minutes from the Centre of LISBON and Town Centre of SINTRA, and 10 minutes from LISBON Airport. 2 Minutes walk from the train station of Amadora, and 17 minutes from the underground station of Amadora-Este and with LT Lisbon transport buses right at the door.
Advantages: A Vibrant City with a Cosmopolitan Atmosphere Disadvantages: A bit hilly for some
, with its geometrical street plan. Leading down to the Baixa is the wide tree-lined Avenida da Liberdade. Old trams, known as, electricos, wind their noisy way along the inclines of the narrow streets. Funicular railways or elevadores and an unusual lift with an elaborate Gothic exterior negotiate the steep inclines of one of the hilliest harbour towns in the world. Lisbon has many miradouros (lookout points) that provide panoramic views over the river Tagus and the city. A tour of the city on foot will also reveal many otherwise hidden sights. Just a few yards from the roar of city traffic, steep flights of steps disappear into sleepy corners where caged birds sing. Idyllic parks with exotic plants and peaceful fountains are a refuge from the hectic hurly-burly of the frenetic city streets.
Between the huge, postmodern towers of the Amoreiras ...
Advantages: Central Location, Transportation Links, Shopping District, Old Town Disadvantages: Lift-better use the stairs
Residencial Astoria is a traditional building, admist a road of charm and history. The employers are very welcoming, and always have a smile on their face, as you see them. This makes you feel right at home, as they like to suit your every need. If you are unsure of the area, than feel free to ask at Reception as they will provide you with excellent help, and point you to the leaflets on their entrance. There is a Bureau Du Change about a couple of blocks from the hotel, which is very handy. Make sure to ask at reception for the address, before you decide to go down there.
I stayed at the Hotel, back in 2006 on a trip part of University. At the time, there were quite a large group of us, and the room door were transparent, as trying to get to sleep was a mission, as I could hear every noise out the door. Young people, having fun out ...
Advantages: Easy to get around and different quirky places to visit, everyone speaks English Disadvantages: The City seems a bit 'faded glory'- places uncared for and tired
A Day trip to Lisbon
We spent a week in the Algarve in June 2009 and during this week we chose to book a trip with ?Follow Me? tours to Lisbon for the day. The trip was 34 Euros per person which we thought was good value as the toll on the A2 is 18 Euros each way for a car and then we would have had to pay to park the car and of course petrol as well as the fact that we were not sure where all the sites were.
We had to meet by the Dolphin roundabout in Albufiera for 6.55 and the coach was only 5 minutes late but we were virtually the last people to be picked up before heading for Lisbon. We made a stop about an hour away for coffee and the toilet. This was at a motorway service station so functional rather than interesting. We stopped at the same place on the return journey too. Initially our guide introduced herself and explained ...
