Museu de Marvao

it is a very old building and the kitchen area floor was very uneven, the kitchen area was suitable and it was set up sufficiently well for a shared space, views from the windows of rooftops. Our room, we had a private bathroom, was large, it was clean enough. Hot water didn't always last for two showers. Need to remember you will be walking up three to four flights of stairs to get to your room. You are certainly in the middle of Little India, as a white, blonde female, I wouldn't have felt safe walking through the area on my own, there were a lot of males standing on the street, taking a good look, other females were rare to see and were usually wearing traditional dress and in the kitchen. Take care. The Uber drive indicated that the area was not particularly safe. Could walk to the station, but not a great one, and was walkable to other places. Was ok, just check it out to ensure it suits your requirements.

Staff was super friendly and provided recommendations of nearby places to eat. The hotel room itself was nice however there were a few spots on the floor I noticed some broken glass (or something similar) which I luckily noticed before stepping on.

It's a 1 bedroom, 1 pull-out in the living room on the 2nd floor. The stairs are winding and steep, without night lighting. There is a definite technique to unlocking the door. The shower head leaked and the water didn't drain (corrected day 2, as was lack of linen for pull-out). No Wi-Fi. Furniture, including mattress on bed are horribly stained.