Base Prices for 4 People
Low Season 230.00€ [2 days 460€]
Medium Season 250.00€ [2 days 500€]
High Season 280.00€ [2 days 560€]
Very High Season 308.00€ [2 days 616€]
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Baby Cots
Free under request
Minimum stay: 2 days
Capacity: Min. 4 pax — Max. 10 pax
Base Prices: Including linen change once a week and house cleaning before and after your stay.
Booking Deposit: 20.00%
Cleaning Fee: 40.00
Tax: Included in all prices
Check-in / Checkout
Checkin after 15h, Checkout before 11h
Refundable deposit
300.00 (to be refunded upon departure and return of the apartment in good condition)
Lisbon Apartment Saldanha Executive
Managed by PortugueseLiving
The Saldanha area, in Lisbon, represents the new Lisbon. Dynamic, up to date, entrepreneurial. Although being an old area of the city, it has changed into a new hub of services and companies, retains the charm of an area which, at the turn of the 19th. century and beginning of the 20th, came to be known as Avenidas Novas (New Avenues). It is very central, without being the centre of the city.
This 4-bedrooms apartment portrays the spirit of this other face of the capital. It is modern, comfortable and practical. Perfect for young families or simply unrelenting urbanites.
The apartment has 2 bedrooms with single beds, two bedrooms with double beds, one of which with an en-suite bathroom and equipped with a TV set and the other very comfortable. Ideal for 8 people. The full bathroom is spacious and the two wash basins inspire harmony to a couple. The kitchen is full of natural light and is of an excellent size. A fireplace of contemporary lines is the central point of the living room, with the sofas ensuring a good rest. The dining area, right in front of two wide sliding windows, can sit 8 people around the table.
The floating wood flooring, covering most of the apartment area, adds to the comfort. The decoration is simple and full of taste. You will easily feel at home in this modern 4-bedrooms apartment, renewed this year.
It should be stressed that the apartment is close to a taxi stand, several bus lines linking all the areas of the city and the Metro (yellow and red lines, leading to the Oriente Railway Station and Parque das Nações, on the Eastern end of the city). At Saldanha you can easily find good restaurants (Galeto is one of Lisbon's most famous), pastry/coffee shops (such as Versailles), bookshops and cinemas. A must.
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Saldanha - Avenidas Novas - New Avenues is one of Lisbon's select areas. It is not quite in the center, but is very central.
It is not a historic area, but is full of ancient buildings. It is an area of offices, shops and passage.
Eduardo VII Park, in the continuation of Avenida da Liberdade, is, in spite of its location, more associated to Av. Novas and is one of Lisbon's great gardens. The large sloped lawn, stretching over more than 60 acres, was opened at the beginning of the 20th. century and was meant to continue Avenida da Liberdade. On the Northwestern corner of the park, in the place of an old basalt quarry, we find the Estufa Fria conservatory, with a great variety of exotic plants, brooks, waterfalls, palms and trails, fuchsias, flowering bushes and banana trees and the Estufa Quente hothouse with luxuriant plants, lakes and cacti as well as tropical birds.
Near the conservatories there is a lake with huge carps and a children's playground shaped like a galleon. At the Northern top we find the Monument dedicated to the April 25 Revolution inaugurated in 1997, sculpted by João Cutileiro and a subject of controversy due to its shape. Next to it we have the Amália Rodrigues Garden in honour of the diva of Portuguese fado.
The Lisbon Book Fair is held every year in the central area of the Park.
At the top of the Garden we have El Corte Inglés, the Spanish landmark for all types of shopping and 14 cinemas.
Going to the Praça de Espanha - Spain Square, you may see the beautiful Palhavã Palace, actually the Spanish Embassy, and in front one of Lisbon’s Cultural Centers: Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. It has been created by the heritage of this Armenian philanthropist legacy, who let this foundation to Lisbon. Beyond the magnificent gardens, you may visit the Museum of Modern Art, of Ancient Art, or assist to one of many dance, music or other arts performances.
Upon reaching Saldanha, you immediately realize that you are in an European capital. Many storeyed buildings, heavy traffic, students and workers in a hurry. Shops and brands from all over the world, highly sophisticated restaurants, shopping malls. The most prominent are, undoubtedly, Atrium Saldanha, Saldanha Residence, Dolce Vita (the old Monumental cinema house) and the small and oldest of them all, Imaviz. All these shopping malls were built having in mind the people, without the excess of the huge commercial areas in the outskirts. That is how Saldanha is: small details of luxury and modernity.
Duque de Saldanha square - a tribute to the Portuguese soldier, politician and statesman - is the center of this area of the town, managing to perfectly blend Lisbon at the beginning of the 20th. century and Lisbon in the 21st. century.
In terms of public transport it could not be served better. There are several buses to all parts of the city and we have the metro (Yellow Line) linking Odivelas to Rato and the (Red Line) linking S. Sebastião to Alameda.
