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SpotOn Hygge

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Description

This nomad ready stay embodies finding joy in life's modest pleasures. The one bedrooms flat is designed to cultivate a snug hygge ambiance, ideal for unwinding or working remotely. The space comprises a bedroom, bathroom, a cozy living area doubling as a workspace, and a well-equipped kitchen. Nestled in the heart of Aveiro city center, our location offers easy access to various attractions accessible by walking or public transportation. Additionally, guests can conveniently explore the city using complimentary BUGA bikes. Guests have full access to the entire flat."

1 apartment
All children allowed
No pets allowed
Check-in: 12:00-20:00
Check-out: 08:00-12:00
Registration: AL/131884

Facilities

Cell Phone Coverage Hi Speed Internet over 50Mbps External Monitor English French Restaurants within 15 mins Near Beach Near Town Center Portuguese Spanish

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