Alma Moura Residences

The room is clean, huge for EU standards and well decorated. Although we were in the basement units, it was still bright. The shower was amazing. Location is perfect. However, the bed was super uncomfortable and hard. We also heard every noise from room above and people walking outside of our door (leading to the street). They had garbage pick up and local businesses had much activity happening over night that kept us up due to the noise.

Paulo was an excellent manager. He arranged a restaurant for us to hear the beautiful "fado" songs and provided other helpful information about Lisbon. He was one of the most professional property mangers we have ever met!

This is in a great part of town with good access either walking if you like hills, or take tram 28. Great place, good people, would definitely stay here again. Only down side was that the people above us were a little loud but not a problem except at late night and early morning. Breakfast was at a great place a few buildings away so look up Copenhagen coffee lab for info. Each breakfast was enough for two meals. We made sandwiches with what we couldn't eat and then had a lunch for later. Great little market a block down for any extras you might need.

The accomodation is very nice, however extremely noisy from chairs moving upstairs etc. etc. Children did not sleep until 1am. I supposed this cant be help with people above and below you, but it did unforutnatly affect our trip

Very good location! Very clean and well equipped. Would highly recommend it.

The place was great, as were Paolo and Pedro who helped us. The only complaint, which is significant, is that on two of our three evenings we were awakened in the middle of the night by someone ringing our room doorbell from outside the gate. Once after midnight, once at 4:40 a.m.

Nothing but good things to say about these apartments. We stayed in “Castelo” which was very comfortable lovely, decorated and would definitely go back. We briefly seen another 2 apartments Amalia & Graça and they were also beautiful. Pedro & Paulo were very welcoming and helped us with local tips and ordering taxi etc. Ana who I only communicated by email will also very helpful. The area is fab and we loved stepping out the gate and we were right among a very traditional atmospheric area.without hesitation I recommend Alma Moura residences.

Very good stay, Host was super nice , helped me find my way around

We had some difficulty to get into the gate upon arrival but remembered the coffee house just at the corner, mentioned as a place to order breakfast. They made a call to the manager for us. The room was well appointed with everything needed to use the kitchen for meals, if one wished to cook. Do note that driving to the location with GPS was somewhat challenging (as read in other reviews). This is a compact neighborhood with,very narrow/steep streets, tram tracks, and one way indications. The underground parking just 5 minute walk which this lodging can provide for $15/day is the only way to store your car. We walked the area without a problem but you may choose to use the bus or #28 tram up and down. Perhaps there could be a few more lawn chairs to enjoy relaxing in the small courtyard. Some guests were smokers which took the two chairs just outside our ground level room. Thanks so the management for our comfortable stay!!

Pedro was an amazing host. The taxi driver dropped us off at the wrong location and we were able to ask somebody to call Pedro. Within minutes, Pedro picked us up and walked us back to his apartments. The apartment is spacious, very clean, has very clean bedsheets and a wonderful large and modern bathroom. The entire apartment must have been recently renovated. Pedro was also helpful and that he offered to store our luggage while we took a weekend trip to Sintra. Pedro also provided us with a welcome bottle of Vinho Verde, a Portuguese produced wine That I have also enjoyed drinking at home. Note that this area of Alfama Is the area of this been that it did not burn down in the earthquake a couple of hundred years ago. The streets and shops are still original and very narrow. There are many, many restaurants, so I’m having fado music in this area. Be sure to follow Pedro‘s instructions if you are going to be dropped off by a taxi. The streets are uphill entering the area. Apolónia train station is very nearby down at the main street. From there you can take trains too many locations including Porto.