Nido Ajuda is a Lisbon student accommodation with various studio options and one-bedroom apartments (subject to availability). These all feature rooms with single or double beds, based on the room type, and various storage spaces such as a wardrobe and a workspace comprising a work desk and chair. All accommodation types also include a private ensuite bathroom. 

All apartment and studio options also include a kitchenette, which contains a microwave, a fridge, an electric hob, and a microwave, while some accommodation types also feature dining tables. Apartments have an open-plan living/kitchen area. 

Some of the main features of Nido Ajuda, the Lisbon student accommodation, include fast Wi-Fi, available both in your room and throughout the property; on-site maintenance for fast maintenance responses; and all bills included, so you shouldn’t worry about any hidden charges. The property also hosts events all year round to bring more life to the already vibrant building. 

In addition, this student accommodation in Lisbon has a rooftop, which provides breathtaking views of the city’s skyline and various social areas. You’ll also have access to study spaces to focus on your studies. To enjoy the sunny weather, you can head to the BBQ/patio area. 

Lisbon is Portugal's capital city and the most western European capital city. In addition to being the country’s capital, it is also its main port and the country’s largest city. Historically, the city was once isolated and was thought to be the farthest point of the known world before the age of exploration.

To this day, despite the modernization that the city has gone through, it still retains the same characteristics it had since the 19th century, with its same fish vendors, its vessels by the quays, and its fish market. It is also full of charming buildings with balconies. It also has charming historic streets and quarters such as the iconic “Arco de Jesus” alley and the Alfama quarter of Lisbon.

Some of the nearest places to visit near the Lisbon student accommodation include the following:

Museu da Carris - 11-minute walk 

Palácio Condes da Ribeira Grande - 12-minute walk

Macau Scientific and Cultural Centre Museum (The Macau Museum) - 13-minute walk

Cordoaria Nacional - 14-minute walk

Palácio Nacional da Ajuda - 19-minute walk

Quake - Lisbon Earthquake Museum - 21-minute walk

Students looking for student accommodation near the School of Agriculture University of Lisbon (ISA) can consider Nido Ajuda as an option as it is a 12-minute walk from the campus. The nearest bus stop is the Alto De Santo Amaro transit stop, a minute’s walk from the property. Other nearby stops are within a two to three-minute walk; these are, R. Cruzeiro / R. Eng. António M. Avelar, R. Aliança Operária, R. João Barros, and R. D. João Castro.