The Lisboans Apartments
Hotel · Rossio ·
Stylish apartments with kitchenettes, daily breakfast, and city views
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Tv. do Almada 9, 1100-018 Lisboa, Portugal Get directions
Stylish apartments with kitchenettes, daily breakfast, and city views
Tv. do Almada 9, 1100-018 Lisboa, Portugal Get directions
"Housed in a former factory between Alfama and Chiado, these stylish serviced apartments (15 one- and two-bedroom units) combine high ceilings, large windows and tasteful decor with practical kitchen amenities like a microwave, stovetop and dishwasher. Guests get daily housekeeping and breakfast-basket deliveries, plus a staffed downstairs “lobby” for local recommendations. The property appeals to creatives and families who want apartment-style autonomy alongside hotel-style services, and is conveniently located next to the farm-to-table restaurant Prado and an upscale grocer/wine bar." - Laura Dannen Redman
"The Lisboans, boutique apartments in a restored 19th-century canning factory."
"So, what's the appeal of this set-up?These 15 apartment-inspired rentals make guests feel like residents, with Juliet balconies to watch the trams and people go by, kitchenettes, and tastefully designed rooms. They're in a great location in a quiet residential district between Alfama and Chiado, just a short walk to bustling Praça do Comércio. Sounds like the perfect location. What’s the crowd like?Independent travelers love The Lisboans Apartments for their self-serve feel. At any given time, you'll see a mix of business and leisure travelers coming and going; the autonomous setup and lack of communal areas means most guests stay fairly private. Got it. But then, how was check in?Given the nature of this do-as-you-please hotel, you’re a bit on your own for figuring things out—don’t expect bellmen or room service. Luckily, the layout is fairly intuitive. Well, that's good—and thanks for the heads-up. Now, onto the good stuff: Tell us about the digs.Stylish one- and two-bedroom units have a decidedly Portuguese feel, with fabrics, furniture, and artwork collected from around the country. Lovely. And how about the little things, like the mini bar, or the shower goodies? What made your stay more comfortable?The best perks are the Juliet balconies, comfy lounge areas, kitchenettes, and washer/dryers. Yup, gotta love those balconies. How about room service, or the dining options in general? Are there any?Complimentary continental breakfast is dropped off daily at your door in a cloth bag. Also, the Lisboans’ market is in the same building and its restaurant, Prado, is one of the best in town. Oh, great. Did you interact with anyone who actually works here, or...?The owners are charming and engaging—and full of insight on where to eat and shop in Lisbon. Excellent. Any other services or features (or tips!) you'd like to shout out?Sunbathe on your balcony—locals do it all the time. Will do. So, bottom line: What's the reason we're staying here?To live like a (stylish) local." - Jenna Scatena
"The Lisboans is the perfect vacation rental/hotel hybrid: You feel like a local, settling into a one- or two-bedroom apartment that comes with a fully stocked kitchenette (mini-fridge, microwave, stovetop, and the all-important dishwasher) and spacious, stylish digs. But there’s also a Lisboan team downstairs that will give you tips on where to go for dinner; bring you fresh bread, pastries, and juice each morning; and clean your apartment daily. The location is also fantastic—in a quiet residential district between Alfama and Chiado, with plenty to explore in the neighborhood, including the nearby Praça do Comércio. Bonus: The Lisboans is connected to hot new restaurant Prado and Prado’s market, so you can pick up a few grocery essentials next door." - Laura Dannen Redman
"Set in a former Lisbon factory, this boutique hotel instantly feels like a home away from home, with 15 masterfully, locally furnished apartments inspired by owners Tânia Fonseca and Isaac Almeida’s own home. Each apartment has large French windows opening onto Alfama’s cobblestone streets and a modern kitchen stocked with yogurt, fruit, and granola; in the mornings, a tote bag appears on the door with fresh juice and pastries. Beneath the building, sister spots Prado and Prado Mercearia provide dining and shopping under the same roof—ideal for travelers who don’t want to feel like tourists." - Cara Sanders
