Pension Viriato Rooms

From the airport I reached the metro station Martim Moniz, decorated with marble mosaics with pilgrims

Lisbon. Metro station Martim Moniz

and horses,

Lisbon. Metro station Martim Moniz

And at the exit of the subway, in the square of Martim Moniz, I met the Portuguese cock, fashioned out of old Newspapers.

Lisbon. Martim Moniz Square (Praça Martim Moniz)

Then I went to Rua de Palma, a street North of the square.

Lisbon. Rua de Palma street)

The terrain was not impressed with Chinatown, which is the area.

Lisbon. Rua de Palma street)

Finally I got to the Viriato rooms Guesthouse (map), located in two hundred meters from the metro. Very small white three-storey house, located a little deep in the quarter, in a quiet courtyard, made a most favorable impression. The process of settlement cost without unnecessary formalities (it was enough to say the name), and I was taken to the second floor to show the apartment.

Lisbon. Pension Viriato Rooms

Floors made of natural wood (this is rare in the Pyrenees - almost everywhere ceramic tiles) and mats on them give the institution a homely atmosphere. My room was next through the door from the bathroom shared by two rooms. Someone may not like such facilities, but I am a lowly person and prefer to save a few euros a day. Note that for 4 days not once did not have to wait under the door-the bathroom was always free.

Lisbon. Pension Viriato Rooms

Outside my door the window is square, the internal courtyard is a well. The Windows are always open, so in the hallway walked a little wind and it was not hot.

Lisbon. Pension Viriato Rooms

Room, which cost me 80 euros for 4 nights (Photo, of course already lived-in rooms). Available wardrobe with a large mirror, Desk, chest of drawers, bedside table, fan, folding chair.

Lisbon. Pension Viriato Rooms

And another wonderful carved chair ," from the Palace".

Lisbon. Pension Viriato Rooms

From the window there was a view of the roofs of Alfama, at the top there were bastions of the castle of St. George. Under the window I found another useful thing - the clotheslines with clothespins.

Lisbon. St. George's Castle