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  • 4 guests

  • 2 bedrooms

  • 2 bathrooms

  • 936 sq/ft

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In the Baixa-Chiado district, you’ll be spending a lot of your time around fine seafood restaurants, classy boutiques, and 18th-century architecture. After strolling down the famed Avenida da Liberdade, ending up at the striking ruins of the Convento do Carmo, you don’t need to travel far to see the sights. This apartment is just a six-minute walk from the medieval convent, as well as every shop and cocktail bar you could need. Similar to its locale, this home takes influence from a diverse mix of styles and centuries. Traditional Portuguese design concepts like high ceilings and bright balconies with French doors are a must, but there are also touches of Saharan style in the decor. Admire these interiors with some ambient music on the record player, before settling on the sofa, relaxing in the neutral colour scheme of creams and greys. And this zen vibe works well alongside the other dominant organic feature – marble. We love how this elegant resource creates a luxury feel in the kitchen and both bathrooms (especially when you’re soaking in the gorgeous en-suite bathtub, a glass of douro in hand).


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What to expect


Highlights

Gaze out at city views from the top of the Santa Justa Lift, two minutes away

Gaze out at city views from the top of the Santa Justa Lift, two minutes away

Stroll to the gorgeous architecture of the Alfama region in seventeen minutes

Stroll to the gorgeous architecture of the Alfama region in seventeen minutes

Catch up with emails at the workspace before heading out to the sights

Catch up with emails at the workspace before heading out to the sights

Put a vinyl on the record player as you sip vinho verde in the lounge

Put a vinyl on the record player as you sip vinho verde in the lounge

Open the doors to your balconette to sip coffee in the morning sun

Open the doors to your balconette to sip coffee in the morning sun

Spend the evening soaking in the tub in the elegant, marble bathroom

Spend the evening soaking in the tub in the elegant, marble bathroom

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Home truths

  • There's a dedicated workspace, plus laptop-friendly spots like the dining table

  • Your host does not provide haircare products such as shampoo

  • Parking isn't available, but the Baixa-Chiado metro stop is a one-minute walk

  • The building entrance is shared, not private to your home

  • There is only air conditioning in some rooms

  • Because of the location, some city noise should be expected –  just in case

  • Please note that the building amenities such as the pool and gym may have specific hours of operation and might not be available year-round.

About this stay


Amenities

Desk / workplace

Laptop friendly workspace

Wi-fi

Air conditioning

Pets allowed

Washing machine

Bedrooms & bathrooms

2 bedrooms, 2 beds

2 bathrooms

Extras

Arranged by your host • Subject to availability


Additional fees

  • While pets are welcome to join you during your stay, an additional fee will apply – please enquire with your host at the time of booking.Cost on request
  • Your host can arrange luggage storage for an additional fee.Cost on request

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

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.

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.

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

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.

Indulge in an organic brunch at Juicy

Indulge in an organic brunch at Juicy

Juicy specialises in organic, plant-based seasonal food and has a sustainable approach to brunch – come try some for yourself guilt-free.

Walk through history on Praça do Rossio

Walk through history on Praça do Rossio

This square has seen its fair share of historical events, from celebrations to revolts. Nowadays it's a beautiful square and a favourite meeting spot for Lisbon natives.

Pick up some local delicacies at Sisters' gourmet

Pick up some local delicacies at Sisters' gourmet

Sisters’ Gourmet is a deli and shop selling traditional Portuguese delights, a perfect place to pick up some souvenirs or sample delicious local goods.

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.

Get around

Subway station

Baixa-Chiado

4 min

Train station

Rossio

6 min

Bus stop

R. Ouro

1 min

Local shops & services

Supermarket

2 min

Cafe

2 min

Pharmacy

2 min

Points of interest

Beach

Beach Dafundo

32 min

Booking policies


House Rules

Children welcome (1-12 years)

Infants welcome (under 12 months)

Pets welcome

No parties or events

No smoking

Good to know

Arrival from 15:00

Departure before 10:00

Has a lift

Air con

Wifi

Cancellation policy

  • Up until

    30

    days

    Cancel at least 30 days before your check-in date for a full refund.

  • Up until

    7

    days

    Cancel at least 7 days before your check-in date for a 50% refund.

  • Not eligible for a refund once your check-in date is under 7 days away.

Host


This home is managed by Ukio

This home is managed by a business on behalf of its owner. A member of their staff will be your point of contact before and during your stay. With homes in Barcelona, Lisbon, Berlin and Madrid, Julia and her team know exactly what it takes to make guests feel at home as soon as they walk through the door. They’re big on sustainability, too. Each property uses renewable energy and the furnishings are sourced from eco-friendly suppliers.

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