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## The space This home is a comfortable place to call your home away from home. This apartment is on the ground floor and is a cozy apartment with 1 bedroom. The living area combines sophisticated interior decor with lovely finishing touches to create a beautiful place to stay. The master bedroom has a super comfortable double bed with fresh hotel-quality linens. The kitchenette is well equipped with a microwave, kettle, and toaster. The bathroom has a shower base, hair dryer, shampoo, and shower gel. This property will be professionally cleaned before your stay. ## Guest access You will have the whole place to yourself. We will provide you with the basic supplies for cooking and shower. The whole place is available. You may occasionally hear noise from neighbouring apartments, as most buildings in Lisbon aren’t soundproofed! ## Guest interaction My friends at Hostmaker are looking after my home while I am away; they are a short-lets management service team who know Lisbon like the back of their hand! I trust them to look after you and give you a warm welcome! If you have any questions about your stay, please get in touch through the channel platform...

## The neighborhood Nestled right on the banks of the Tejo, Santos is becoming known as one of Lisbon’s newest cool areas full of young hipsters and bohemian artists. During a trip around the neighbourhood, you can enjoy the view out over the Tejo and admire the 25 de Abril Bridge; the stunning suspension bridge that crosses the river with a similar design and color to San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge. For a little high culture, head to the Basilica da Estrela which is considered one of the most beautiful baroque churches in the world. For a little peace and quiet, take a stroll through Tapada das Necessidades; the park between the Prazeres Cemetery and the Tejo waterline which features an array of wildlife and colorful abandoned buildings. Take a picnic to complete the trip. Finally, for something a little more unusual, you can enjoy an hour or two in the Puppet Museum, learning about the history of puppetry and seeing masks from around the world. If you’re looking for a delicious bite to eat, then the Santos neighborhood will not disappoint. Hamburgueria does Bairro is well known as the best hamburger joint in Lisbon with 11 flavors of burger, including a tofu option for...