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The
“Carmo”
in
the
Lisboa
Carmo
Hotel
is
a
traditional
Portuguese
lady's
name,
and
the
hotel
does
not
hide
its
origins
behind
unnecessary
make-up.
It
puts
on
a
surprisingly
genuine
face
to
its
guests,
it
is
contemporary,
refined
and
informal;
the
staff
is
friendly,
the
mood
is
almost
festive,
as
if
you're
visiting
friends.
The
Carmo's
48
rooms,
much
like
the
rest
of
the
hotel,
operates
under
a
“less
is
more”
rule,
with
classic
furniture
and
neutral
colours,
and
the
occasional
shiny
bauble
–
a
gold-rimmed
mirror,
a
colourful
armchair,
bucolic
wallpaper,
a
leather-upholstered
big
chair.
From
the
Largo
do
Carmo,
any
direction,
up
or
down,
will
lead
you
to
an
interesting
destination,
full
of
nice
things
to
do,
taste
or
discover:
downhill
you
will
find
the
typical
stores
of
the
Rossio
and
the
city
centre;
uphill,
you
will
find
new
businesses
and
restaurants
at
the
Príncipe
Real.
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