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  • 3 bedrooms

  • 2 bathrooms

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Rua Carmo is one of the busiest shopping streets in Lisbon, and this home is located right on the iconic avenue. The building was built by Portuguese architect Siza Vieira, and still retains its gorgeous traditional facade. Inside, you'll find great natural light in the communal area, and views of the bustling street below. The decor is simple yet comfy, and there's plenty of space to cook, eat and relax here between sightseeing expeditions. Plus, the master bedroom has its very own kitchen, lounge area and bathroom – this individual studio within the apartment is great for those that want a little more privacy. The Santa Justa Lift is just a couple of minutes away – in fact, you can see it from some of the windows – and Castelo de São Jorge is less than a twenty-minute walk away. Explore the streets on foot, stopping in at the local boutiques and cafés as you go, and you're guaranteed to fall in love with this vibrant city.


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What to expect


Highlights

Indulge in some retail therapy on Rua do Carmo, right outside your front door

Indulge in some retail therapy on Rua do Carmo, right outside your front door

Stay just a few metres away from the iconic Santa Justa Lift

Stay just a few metres away from the iconic Santa Justa Lift

Practise your Portuguese cooking in the sleek kitchen

Practise your Portuguese cooking in the sleek kitchen

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Home truths

    There is a lot of noise coming from the street below – even when the windows are closed

    This home doesn't have a perfect manual, but the host is working on improving it

    At full occupancy, there isn't enough space to comfortably accommodate everyone on the sofa

About this stay


Amenities

Wi-fi

Air conditioning

Lift access

TV

Dishwasher

Hair dryer

Bedrooms & bathrooms

3 bedrooms, 6 beds

2 bathrooms, 1 additional toilet

Extras


VIP services

Airport pick up

Cab booking

Daily cleaning

Fridge fills

Luggage storage

Restaurant reservations

Extras are subject to availability. Please enquire with your host.

Local guide


About Chiado

Chiado is full of old-world charm, and is one of the best-loved parts of Lisbon. Think pastel-hued homes, cobbled streets and plenty of squares to soak up the atmosphere. There’s a slower pace of life in Chiado, which is why it’s so popular with locals. Hop on a tram to take in the open-air ruin of the Camo church, a Gothic masterpiece that was mostly destroyed in an earthquake, or hit the shops – this is one of Lisbon’s best shopping districts, after all.

Explore the area

Local restaurants, cafes, museums, sites and activities, recommended by our community of hosts and travel experts

Enjoy regional specialties at Casa do Alentejo

Enjoy regional specialties at Casa do Alentejo

What used to be a palace is now a thriving restaurant. Casa do Alentejo has been welcoming guests for over eighty-five years, with singing and dancing on the weekends.

Enjoy the view from Arco da Rua Augusta

Enjoy the view from Arco da Rua Augusta

Climb up one of Lisbon's icons and see the sights from above. Arco da Rua Augusta symbolises the strength of Lisbon reborn after the 1755 earthquake's fury consumed the city.

Drink an espresso at Café Nicola

Drink an espresso at Café Nicola

This traditional café opened in 1787 and was known as the Academia in the golden times where many intellectuals used to meet here. There is a statue of poet Bocage and nice paintings inside

Ascend the Santa Justa elevator

Ascend the Santa Justa elevator

This elevator was built back in 1902. Recently it became classified as a National Monument – ascend and take in the stunning skyline.

Visit the impressive ruins of Carmo Convent

Visit the impressive ruins of Carmo Convent

The ruins of this colossal gothic church are evocative reminders of the devastation left by the 1755 earthquake, during which it was the largest church in Lisbon.

Go shopping at Armazéns do Chiado

Go shopping at Armazéns do Chiado

Armazéns do Chiado is a shopping centre inside a classicist building that has a long and glorious history – its foundations date back to the twelfth century.

Eat pastéis de nata at Confeitaria Nacional

Eat pastéis de nata at Confeitaria Nacional

Founded in 1829, Confeitaria Nacional is the oldest and most traditional bakery in Lisbon – they're still using recipes that were invented over 180 years ago.

Transport yourself to a Viennese coffee shop at Kaffeehaus Lisboa

Transport yourself to a Viennese coffee shop at Kaffeehaus Lisboa

Since 2008, KaffeeHaus has brought the experience of the Viennese coffee house to Chiado. Take a break from shopping and have a snack on the outdoor terrace.

Dine at a two-star Michelin restaurant at Belcanto

Dine at a two-star Michelin restaurant at Belcanto

Created by the renowned master chef Jose Avillez, Belcanto is a chic, wood-paneled dining room that serves modern takes on Portuguese classics.

Choose the perfect bottle of wine at Garrafeira Nacional

Choose the perfect bottle of wine at Garrafeira Nacional

With a huge selection of Portuguese wines and liqueurs, Garrafeira Nacional makes sure that even the most selective sommeliers will be able to find something for their taste.

Have brunch and cocktails at Cotidiano

Have brunch and cocktails at Cotidiano

Cotidiano has an everyday brunch concept loved by the locals. Come for the fresh ingredients and healthy recipes in the morning, or refreshing afternoon cocktails.

Feel the magic of the old Sao Carlos Opera House

Feel the magic of the old Sao Carlos Opera House

One of the oldest opera houses in Europe, National Theatre of São Carlos offers large productions and symphonic concerts in its main hall, and chamber music the salons and foyer.

Get around

Subway station

Baixa-Chiado

2 min

Train station

Rossio

5 min

Bus stop

Sta. Justa - Lg. Carmo

2 min

Local shops & services

Supermarket

3 min

Cafe

2 min

Pharmacy

5 min

Points of interest

Beach

Beach Dafundo

35 min

Booking policies


House Rules

Children welcome (1-12 years)

Infants welcome (under 12 months)

No parties or events

No pets

No smoking

Good to know

Arrival from 15:00

Departure before 11:00

On floor 2, has a lift

Air con

Wifi speed: 30Mbps

Cancellation policy

  • Up until

    5

    days

    Cancel at least 5 days before your check-in date for a full refund.

  • Not eligible for a refund once your check-in date is under 5 days away.

Host


This home is managed by Jose

This home is managed directly by a business. A member of their staff will be your point of contact before and during your stay. Jose and his team are part of a small, family-owned business. He's always had a passion for hospitality, and now he has the pleasure of welcoming visitors from all over the world to Lisbon.

Registration or licence number: 77913/AL.

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