Nestled in the vibrant Penha de Franca district, First House Apartment Lisbon offers a charming retreat for couples and solo travelers seeking a central base to explore the captivating city of Lisbon. This beautifully decorated apartment not only boasts modern amenities but also provides guests with the comfort of home, making it an ideal choice for those wishing to immerse themselves in the local culture.
Conveniently situated just 1 km from the stunning Miradouro da Senhora do Monte and 2,5 km from the historic St. George's Castle, First House is perfectly positioned for exploration. With Humberto Delgado Airport only 10 km away, and easy access to public transport, travelers will find it easy to venture around Lisbon and beyond. Whether you're attending an event at the Campo Pequeno Bullring or simply enjoying leisurely strolls through Lisbon Old Town, First House Apartment serves as an ideal sanctuary in the heart of the city.
The air-conditioned apartment can accommodate up to four guests, featuring a cozy bedroom, a spacious living room with a comfortable sofa bed, and a well-equipped kitchen complete with a microwave and kettle. The bathroom is elegantly designed with a walk-in shower and a hairdryer, ensuring you start your day refreshed. With complimentary WiFi and cable TV available, your stay will be both convenient and entertaining.
Dining options abound nearby, but the fully equipped kitchen allows guests to prepare meals at their leisure. Savor a glass of wine or champagne while enjoying the views of Lisbon from the living area, perfectly complementing your culinary creations. For those wishing to dine out, the vibrant Rossio area is just a short distance away, offering a variety of local eateries.
Guests can indulge in additional comforts, as First House Apartment features thoughtful amenities such as air conditioning and towels provided for your convenience. Managed by a dedicated private host, the property guarantees personalized service to cater to your every need, ensuring an unforgettable stay.
