VINTAGE Bairro Alto-Chiado Apartment in Lisbon's Historic Center

This apartment was perfect for our group of five. We loved it's unique but charming layout and it's location was wonderful! A busy area but not noisy, walkable to many great locations and the wine shop right next door was way too convenient! Henrique couldn't have been a more gracious host. He provided great recommendations for sightseeing and restaurants and his communication was always prompt. If in Lisbon I highly recommend and would stay there again in a heartbeat! Thank you!

Comfortable, spacious apartment. Providing everything we required.

Very useful extras which made stay great. Washing up liquid, cleaning stuff(I don't want to do a lot but just to wipe round), soap for the washing machine. Everything worked . All very welcome.

Quiet bedrooms. Owner friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay here again.

This beautiful apartment is located in a great neighborhood, lots of good restaurants, shops and easy walking distance to many attractions.

The apartment was very comfortable for our party of 5 and very well appointed.

Henrique was most helpful to make sure we had a great stay in Lisbon.

Very spacious apartment centrally located. Clean and the staff is very attentive!

We (an international group of travelers ranging in age from 40-73) stayed at this property both on our arrival in Portugal and on our departure for a total of 5 nights. As others have mentioned, it’s a vintage property with a rather unusual layout, which adds to its charm. It is also ideally situated, in a narrow street right off the main plaza in Bairro Alto where all the action is. It’s easily accessible by metro from the airport (exit at Baixa-Chiado toward Praça Luís de Camões). However, be prepared to lug your suitcases up multiple flights of stairs! Alternatively, book an Uber or avail yourself of the taxi services readily available as you exit the airport. We found the bedrooms comfortable, though the transom windows allow light to come in if others get up during the night so lighter sleepers should opt for the back bedroom, which is quieter and less exposed to traffic. We all thought small plug-in night lights in the hallways might be a good addition so that overhead lights wouldn’t need to be turned on when accessing the bathrooms at night. Another small issue is that the Internet does not reach the two back bedrooms. Perhaps this could be rectified by a wi-fi extender. One final point, also mentioned by others, is that several pieces of furniture in the common living space are showing wear, and should probably be recovered or replaced. We didn’t have the opportunity to meet the owner; however, he was easily accessible by phone and email and was quite forthcoming and accommodating, allowing us to leave our luggage by the front door past check-out time as we were taking the train to Porto in the later afternoon.