Apartment in Lisbon
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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About this apartment rental
1-Bedroom Ground Floor Apartment
Central and Quiet
Fully Equipped
Perfect for a couple, family, or friends
Enjoy our cozy apartment, decorated in a style inspired by traditional Portuguese tile art.
Here you’ll find comfort and all the amenities to make you feel right at home. This apartment features a unique layout with just one window, offering a cozy and intimate atmosphere, located on a narrow, quiet street in Sta. Catarina, a charming, historic, and colorful neighborhood in Lisbon.
The famous Sta. Catarina Miradouro is literally right outside your door, as are Tram 28, many popular restaurants, shops, and art galleries.
The neighborhoods of Bairro Alto, Chiado, and Cais do Sodré are very close by—just a 5-minute walk away.
Bright, renovated apartment in Adamastor, close to everything you need to make your stay exceptional!
"Spacious 1-bedroom apartment with a double bed, bathroom, kitchen, and living room
" Living room where you can relax on the sofa and watch TV;
"Fully equipped kitchen with a Nespresso coffee maker, oven, washing machine, and much more!
Right on your doorstep is the Bairro Alto neighborhood, one of Lisbon’s most picturesque districts, dating back to the 16th century and traditionally a bohemian haven for the city’s artists and writers.
Located in the city center, step outside and walk just a few meters to discover this area of charming streets lined with pastel-colored buildings and a few pleasant restaurants and bars, but it’s best known for its garden with a terrace offering incredible views of the river.
The main shopping streets are Rua do Norte, Rua da Atalaia, and Rua Diário de Notícias, from which it’s easy to reach the São Pedro de Alcântara Promenade and two of the city’s most interesting churches: São Roque, with its magnificent Baroque interior, and the romantic Gothic ruins of the Carmo Church.
The main feature of this garden is the stone figure of Adamastor, a mythical sea monster from the epic poem “Os Lusíadas.” There are also pleasant cafés where locals go to admire the views of the sunrise and sunset over the Tagus River.
During the day, you can stroll through the quiet streets lined with colorful facades, featuring a wide selection of traditional and international restaurants, craft shops, gourmet stores, alternative boutiques, and music stores open until midnight.
At night, especially on weekends, the neighborhood undergoes a radical transformation; the streets fill with people, making it easy to make new friends of all ages, backgrounds, and lifestyles. It’s fun to stroll through the bustling streets with a drink in hand, enjoying the typically mild evenings and listening to the echoes of music reverberating through the streets from the famous clubs and fado bars.
Chiado is the surrounding neighborhood—an elegant and sophisticated area with excellent theaters, bookstores, cafés, antique jewelry shops, stores featuring national and international fashion designers, and the Armazéns do Chiado shopping center, among many other attractions.
Much of this area was destroyed in the 1988 fire, but it has since been restored. It remains Lisbon’s most beloved neighborhood, with reminders of its past as the center of the city’s intellectual life, where you can see statues of literary figures such as Fernando Pessoa, Luís de Camões, and Eça de Queiroz.
A short walk uphill brings you to Príncipe Real, a neighborhood known for its antique shops, home decor stores, and as the city’s gay district, with numerous bars and nightclubs. In the streets around the Jardim do Príncipe Real, if you head toward the river, you’ll find beautiful 19th-century villas and some of the city’s most peaceful spots, such as Praça das Flores.
Important Information
"Guests must fill out a form with their ID or passport information before or at the time of check-in.
" LATE NIGHT CHECK-IN: For arrivals between 21:00 (21:00) and 9:00 (9:00), a 25 EUR late check-in fee will apply. This amount must be paid in cash upon check-in.
" Please note that all special requests are subject to availability and may incur additional charges.
" Scan the QR code at the property to discover all our tips and tricks.
" If guests are locked out of the property or fail to deposit their keys in the safe (if applicable) upon check-out, a surcharge of 50 EUR will apply. If a guest loses a set of keys during their stay, a charge of 80 euros
Central and Quiet
Fully Equipped
Perfect for a couple, family, or friends
Enjoy our cozy apartment, decorated in a style inspired by traditional Portuguese tile art.
Here you’ll find comfort and all the amenities to make you feel right at home. This apartment features a unique layout with just one window, offering a cozy and intimate atmosphere, located on a narrow, quiet street in Sta. Catarina, a charming, historic, and colorful neighborhood in Lisbon.
The famous Sta. Catarina Miradouro is literally right outside your door, as are Tram 28, many popular restaurants, shops, and art galleries.
The neighborhoods of Bairro Alto, Chiado, and Cais do Sodré are very close by—just a 5-minute walk away.
Bright, renovated apartment in Adamastor, close to everything you need to make your stay exceptional!
"Spacious 1-bedroom apartment with a double bed, bathroom, kitchen, and living room
" Living room where you can relax on the sofa and watch TV;
"Fully equipped kitchen with a Nespresso coffee maker, oven, washing machine, and much more!
Right on your doorstep is the Bairro Alto neighborhood, one of Lisbon’s most picturesque districts, dating back to the 16th century and traditionally a bohemian haven for the city’s artists and writers.
Located in the city center, step outside and walk just a few meters to discover this area of charming streets lined with pastel-colored buildings and a few pleasant restaurants and bars, but it’s best known for its garden with a terrace offering incredible views of the river.
The main shopping streets are Rua do Norte, Rua da Atalaia, and Rua Diário de Notícias, from which it’s easy to reach the São Pedro de Alcântara Promenade and two of the city’s most interesting churches: São Roque, with its magnificent Baroque interior, and the romantic Gothic ruins of the Carmo Church.
The main feature of this garden is the stone figure of Adamastor, a mythical sea monster from the epic poem “Os Lusíadas.” There are also pleasant cafés where locals go to admire the views of the sunrise and sunset over the Tagus River.
During the day, you can stroll through the quiet streets lined with colorful facades, featuring a wide selection of traditional and international restaurants, craft shops, gourmet stores, alternative boutiques, and music stores open until midnight.
At night, especially on weekends, the neighborhood undergoes a radical transformation; the streets fill with people, making it easy to make new friends of all ages, backgrounds, and lifestyles. It’s fun to stroll through the bustling streets with a drink in hand, enjoying the typically mild evenings and listening to the echoes of music reverberating through the streets from the famous clubs and fado bars.
Chiado is the surrounding neighborhood—an elegant and sophisticated area with excellent theaters, bookstores, cafés, antique jewelry shops, stores featuring national and international fashion designers, and the Armazéns do Chiado shopping center, among many other attractions.
Much of this area was destroyed in the 1988 fire, but it has since been restored. It remains Lisbon’s most beloved neighborhood, with reminders of its past as the center of the city’s intellectual life, where you can see statues of literary figures such as Fernando Pessoa, Luís de Camões, and Eça de Queiroz.
A short walk uphill brings you to Príncipe Real, a neighborhood known for its antique shops, home decor stores, and as the city’s gay district, with numerous bars and nightclubs. In the streets around the Jardim do Príncipe Real, if you head toward the river, you’ll find beautiful 19th-century villas and some of the city’s most peaceful spots, such as Praça das Flores.
Important Information
"Guests must fill out a form with their ID or passport information before or at the time of check-in.
" LATE NIGHT CHECK-IN: For arrivals between 21:00 (21:00) and 9:00 (9:00), a 25 EUR late check-in fee will apply. This amount must be paid in cash upon check-in.
" Please note that all special requests are subject to availability and may incur additional charges.
" Scan the QR code at the property to discover all our tips and tricks.
" If guests are locked out of the property or fail to deposit their keys in the safe (if applicable) upon check-out, a surcharge of 50 EUR will apply. If a guest loses a set of keys during their stay, a charge of 80 euros
Amenities at Charming Studio in Adamastor Super central by Lisbeyond
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Lisbon
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Jun 2026
My wife and I spent a week in Portugal and stayed at this property. Lisbeyond staff was very friendly and supportive with the reservation and personal needs. The place was cozy, well decorated and centrally located. Getting up the hill with luggage makes it a little harder, but nothing impossible. Very quiet and super easy to access any transportation available like UBER or Trolleys. Places to eat nearby and easy walk to other locations. I recommend this property for the value and location, not to mention the staff is willing to help you answer any questions you may have!!Jose A.
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2026
Wonderful apartment in Bario Alto. We really enjoyed our stay! The staff was very responsive to our needs. Highly recommend this cute place .
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2023
The property was as described and in a great location. Very quiet street, we didn’t hear anything when the doors were closed. Very close proximity to everything we wanted to do and see. Put on your walking shoes, you can walk everywhere!! And close enough to the train stations for any day trips you may want to explore. The property could have been a little cleaner, and we could not figure out how to use the dryer, but having the washer and a drying rack worked perfectly for us. Get out and enjoy the alley restaurants……they are the best! And the prices can’t be beat. Communication with the host was excellent!!
8 / 10Excellent·Mar 2023
It had everything you needed, but no A/C and this was not an issue as we stayed in March 2023.
Close to transit, shops and sites.
For those who have not been to Lisbon(older / historic part), it is hilly and so be aware if carrying lots of luggage.
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Top rated by guests
9Outstanding
(6 Ratings)
"My wife and I spent a week in Portugal and stayed at this property. Lisbeyond staff was very friendly and supportive with the reservation and personal needs. The place was cozy, well decorated and cen..."
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