Turquoise House, Lisbon Award-Winning Apartment

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Lisboa, Portugal

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Turquoise House, Lisbon Award-Winning Apartment Reviews | Rating 3 out of 5 stars (2 reviews)

Turquoise House, Lisbon Award-Winning Apartment is located in Lisboa, Portugal on R. de Cabo Verde. Turquoise House, Lisbon Award-Winning Apartment is rated 3 out of 5 in the category apartment building in Portugal.

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R. de Cabo Verde

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Stephanie Barker-Drew

Back to Lisbon (again) as it was so good! Two friends and I decided to head back to Lisbon once again as it’s such a great place, lovely people and amazing food. As we’d stayed in Tania’s apartment before and loved it, we knew that we all ideally wanted to stay there again. We stayed here in the summer of last year and it was simply amazing. Beautiful spacious rooms and perfect quiet location, you simply have to stay here when you come to Lisbon. It’s in a great spot with everything close by. We went in January and were actually surprised that it wasn't terribly cold and very mild, on some days we had sun and to be honest the apartment is just so comfortable! All in all, a perfect place to stay that has everything you need. Wondering if we’ll return again later this year! Thanks again Tania for everything.

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Erik Liepmann

This place is not suitable to stay in if you would like to use either the heating or the air conditioning, as the neighbor below will ring your doorbell every morning to complain, even if you abide by an unusual "dont use anything until 10 AM and turn it all off at 10PM". This is an old problem it seems, as the land lord and the neighbor below have problem, and this is being taken out on the unwitting tenants. This is simply not up to par for anyone. DO NOT STAY HERE - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID - AVOID