Apartments in Grande Lisboa, Portugal

I stayed at Locke in Edinburgh before, and I stayed there again when I saw a new one opened in Lisbon. This one is very big and just opened not long ago. The advantage is that it is really new, but the disadvantage is that the decoration smell is a bit obvious. The room is OK, apartment design, with kitchen, refrigerator, sofa and TV. It is generally quite convenient for three days. It is also easy to get a taxi, and it is not far to Liberty Avenue. There are restaurants and cafes downstairs, the products are OK, and the prices are medium. We did not order hotel breakfast. For breakfast, we went directly to the cafe in the lobby to buy a cup of coffee, a Portuguese tart and bread for breakfast for about 10 euros. We also patronized the restaurant downstairs in the evening. The products were OK, and the average cost per person was about 32 euros.

Works are very comfortable and very well equipped. The cleaning was perfect. wide bathroom. Located in a quiet area, very close to the metro and a short distance from the historic center and the Prince Real. The check-in and check-out process is very simple. The service team facilitated the change of payment form before my arrival and always answered my questions, even when I warned you would be out of the date combined with a problem in the flight. The only negative point to be highlighted is the space of the kitchen pier, because the above boxes are a little low and therefore the position of using the pier is slightly uncomfortable. But as use is point - even the apartment has a washing machine, but we find it excessive to use because we don't get sweating a canvas in quantity that justifies use - it's nothing to catch the stay.

I really enjoyed our staying in lisbon apartment.The best thing:There is no reception,you have entrance code to come inside building and room.The room is super super clean.The cleaning service and virtual reception was really good and fast.For us everything was enough beacause we spent all our time to visit lisbon and around.Hotel is near the airport and 15 min driving to the centro.We had our car,there is parking space around but you have to pay.At keast I will choose this brand again to visit lisbon.

It was a small room with no corridor to the room so we could hear people moving outside. There was very little natural light to the room making the room feel a bit claustrophobic The room was clean and pleasant with en-suite and tv and coffee facilities and fridge all of which were working and new. The location is ok but it is a a bit out of the main tourist spots so it is quite a walk back to your hotel after a night out.

We were supposed to stay at the apartment for 4 nights in May 2023. Unfortunately, we had to leave the apartment after spending just the one night there. Upon arrival, the early signs were good. Though it was slightly overcomplicated to check into the apartments, requiring you to scan your photo ID (in our case passport) into a touch screen device, once in the apartment we found it to be spacious and well equipped, with plenty of room in the wardrobes for hangers to hang your clothes. We stayed in room 1.01. We had an issue with the safe and accidentally set the alarm off, but upon calling the apartment's telephone number this was quickly resolved. Unfortunately after that, the experience was a nightmare. The apartment is in a lively part of the city, which is good as you're in close proximity to the many restaurants and bars. However, the noise from the street is unbearable. The apartment is located directly next to a tourist attraction, one of the trams that goes up and down continuously. We'd read reviews beforehand that stated it was a little noisy, but were completely unprepared for what we experienced. The first time we heard the noise it sounded like an aeroplane flying about 10m above the building, and this, combined with the fact the 25E tram runs directly past the apartment as well, meant that with no exaggeration the noise occurred every 5 minutes from about 6.30am in the morning. This was reason enough to want to leave, but there was much worse. We had arrived on a relatively late flight and so didn't end up going to bed until around 11.30pm-midnight. As we attempted to go to sleep, my wife became aware of what was very clearly the sound of rodents in the ceiling above our room. The continuously scuttling noise went on throughout the evening and my wife, who is terrified of rodents, was unable to sleep at all that evening. For these reasons, we informed the apartment the next morning that we were booking alternative accommodation for our remaining three evenings, which ended up costing us nearly £700. The manager attempted to offer us an alternative room, but as my wife was so upset we had already decided to check out and leave the hotel. We couldn't check in to our new accommodation until 3pm, so tried to make the most of the morning by doing some sightseeing, before leaving later that day. To give the customer facing staff some credit, they were very pleasant when we emailed them and explained to them that the level of service we had received was well below our expectations of the apartment. However, though they sympathised, they were completely unwilling to offer us a refund on our remaining stay, despite us offering to also pay for the second day as the short notice would have meant they would have not been able to offer the room to anyone else. They kept referring to the 'administration' who would not authorise them to refund us. Eventually, we stated that if we didn't receive a refund we'd be forced to share our experienc

Definitely worth the money! Although the studio is not located in the city center, you can easily reach most of the famous sightseeing either by foot or by public transport or Bolt/Uber/taxi. The service is great, and the facilities are amazing! There is a museum close by which is about puppets, and I enjoyed it a lot. There is also a small restaurant nearby called El rey d Carlos, if you stay here please do try the octopus rice (which is only €9) and the dessert there, you won't regret it!

We booked a week at the Lisbon Serviced Apartments - Bairro Alto based on positive reviews from previous visitors. The (eight room) four story apartments are located in the old hilly section of the city where steep and narrow sidewalks are the norm and are slippery during rain. The main entrance is via a short alleyway. Access to the outer main door entrance and individual apartments are very 21st century in that there is no reception. The outside door has a cypher lock and guests use a reservation number to get in. Once inside the 'lobby' space there is a kiosk/screen to check in and get an assigned room and cypher code for your room. The kiosk has language selections to help with directions. There also a one-way phone to speak with a person/assistance. The machine scans documents, i.e., passports or European ID cards. It took me ten minutes and the final phase was to take a photo of the QR square displayed to keep track of your room number and access code. There are four floors with two apartments on each floor. There is an elevator and stairs. The rooms are spacious and well outfitted with a mini kitchen, including dishes, cooking ware, dishwasher, clothes washer and refrigerator. The clothes washer is great, we used it and dried clothes on a clothes hangar that was stashed in the closet. There is a comfortable queen size bed with a large flat screen hanging on the opposite wall. A closet has a self-use strong box with directions (in English) to set-up a personalized multi-digit code during your stay. The bathroom is roomy with a shower stall instead of a bath. Plenty of windows, including in the bathroom. The cross street is named Rua Do Poco Dos Negros and is a main line for the local trams that pass through the neighborhood, with a tram stop maybe 100 feet from the apartments. Taxis pass through here as well. Small restaurants are plentiful within a 15-minute parameter. The popular Plaza del Comercio is about a twenty-minute walk or a Three Euro Tram ride away. Aside from steep streets, the area is safe, even a night. The apartments are a clean, good bargain for staying in Lisbon.

Fantastic apartment. I was on a solo trip but this would be perfect for friends, family couples or business. Fully serviced with a fridge, oven, kitchen ware etc. great shower pressure. Comfortable bed/pillows. Had a small issue checking in as it’s an electronic checking, but there’s a phone available and they sent someone over straight away to help. Great service. The only criticism which is such a minor detail, was that I could smell the food being cooked in the apartment next door. Otherwise can’t fault the place! Aparantly they have 18 locations in Portugal or Lisbon, so I will defo be using the apartments again!!

The Villa Baixa in Lisbon is a fantastic hotel with a prime location that makes it easy to explore the city's main attractions and access the train station. The one-bedroom apartment we stayed in featured a cozy balcony with a view of the pretty street below. The living area was well-furnished with a comfortable couch, coffee table, TV, and dining setup, making it feel like a home away from home. The kitchenette in our apartment was impressively equipped, including a small stove, refrigerator, and ample storage for food. This would have made it convenient to prepare meals during our stay, complemented by an array of kitchen utensils, cups, and plates. Additionally, the presence of a kettle and coffee maker with a limited supply of coffee pods was a thoughtful touch. The bathroom was spacious, with a large sink and a shower that offered excellent water pressure. The bedroom had a dark and quiet environment that ensured restful sleep, despite the bustling neighborhood outside. While the Villa Baixa does not offer on-site amenities and has limited front desk hours, the staff's friendliness and helpfulness made up for it. They were delightful and kind, contributing positively to our overall experience. However, it's worth noting that early arrivals may face challenges, as we did, when our red-eye flight left us waiting until 9 AM to check in. Despite these minor inconveniences, our stay was wonderful, and we would gladly return, especially with our seven-year-old daughter. Villa Baixa is a highly recommended choice for anyone visiting Lisbon!

This is a nice guest house in an old historical building. It is located in an apartment on 4th floor, there is a lift. There is no reception, so you just get a code to get in anytime. The location is very good: right in front of the Parque metro station. Our room's window looked inside, so there was no noise from outside. The mattresses are high quality and new. The kitchen has all the necessary for eating and cooking. There is also a large eating area and a covered balcony. There are about 8 rooms, 2 common toilets, 2 common bathrooms each with several showers. Apparently the sink faucets have only cold water which can be incovenient for brushing teeth with cold water. The shower needs to be frequently reactivated by pressing a button. This saves water, but from the room you can hear guests taking shower across the corridor and constantly relaunching water. However, for the price the place is excellent.

I stayed at Locke in Edinburgh before, and I stayed there again when I saw a new one opened in Lisbon. This one is very big and just opened not long ago. The advantage is that it is really new, but the disadvantage is that the decoration smell is a bit obvious. The room is OK, apartment design, with kitchen, refrigerator, sofa and TV. It is generally quite convenient for three days. It is also easy to get a taxi, and it is not far to Liberty Avenue. There are restaurants and cafes downstairs, the products are OK, and the prices are medium. We did not order hotel breakfast. For breakfast, we went directly to the cafe in the lobby to buy a cup of coffee, a Portuguese tart and bread for breakfast for about 10 euros. We also patronized the restaurant downstairs in the evening. The products were OK, and the average cost per person was about 32 euros.

Works are very comfortable and very well equipped. The cleaning was perfect. wide bathroom. Located in a quiet area, very close to the metro and a short distance from the historic center and the Prince Real. The check-in and check-out process is very simple. The service team facilitated the change of payment form before my arrival and always answered my questions, even when I warned you would be out of the date combined with a problem in the flight. The only negative point to be highlighted is the space of the kitchen pier, because the above boxes are a little low and therefore the position of using the pier is slightly uncomfortable. But as use is point - even the apartment has a washing machine, but we find it excessive to use because we don't get sweating a canvas in quantity that justifies use - it's nothing to catch the stay.

I really enjoyed our staying in lisbon apartment.The best thing:There is no reception,you have entrance code to come inside building and room.The room is super super clean.The cleaning service and virtual reception was really good and fast.For us everything was enough beacause we spent all our time to visit lisbon and around.Hotel is near the airport and 15 min driving to the centro.We had our car,there is parking space around but you have to pay.At keast I will choose this brand again to visit lisbon.

It was a small room with no corridor to the room so we could hear people moving outside. There was very little natural light to the room making the room feel a bit claustrophobic The room was clean and pleasant with en-suite and tv and coffee facilities and fridge all of which were working and new. The location is ok but it is a a bit out of the main tourist spots so it is quite a walk back to your hotel after a night out.

We were supposed to stay at the apartment for 4 nights in May 2023. Unfortunately, we had to leave the apartment after spending just the one night there. Upon arrival, the early signs were good. Though it was slightly overcomplicated to check into the apartments, requiring you to scan your photo ID (in our case passport) into a touch screen device, once in the apartment we found it to be spacious and well equipped, with plenty of room in the wardrobes for hangers to hang your clothes. We stayed in room 1.01. We had an issue with the safe and accidentally set the alarm off, but upon calling the apartment's telephone number this was quickly resolved. Unfortunately after that, the experience was a nightmare. The apartment is in a lively part of the city, which is good as you're in close proximity to the many restaurants and bars. However, the noise from the street is unbearable. The apartment is located directly next to a tourist attraction, one of the trams that goes up and down continuously. We'd read reviews beforehand that stated it was a little noisy, but were completely unprepared for what we experienced. The first time we heard the noise it sounded like an aeroplane flying about 10m above the building, and this, combined with the fact the 25E tram runs directly past the apartment as well, meant that with no exaggeration the noise occurred every 5 minutes from about 6.30am in the morning. This was reason enough to want to leave, but there was much worse. We had arrived on a relatively late flight and so didn't end up going to bed until around 11.30pm-midnight. As we attempted to go to sleep, my wife became aware of what was very clearly the sound of rodents in the ceiling above our room. The continuously scuttling noise went on throughout the evening and my wife, who is terrified of rodents, was unable to sleep at all that evening. For these reasons, we informed the apartment the next morning that we were booking alternative accommodation for our remaining three evenings, which ended up costing us nearly £700. The manager attempted to offer us an alternative room, but as my wife was so upset we had already decided to check out and leave the hotel. We couldn't check in to our new accommodation until 3pm, so tried to make the most of the morning by doing some sightseeing, before leaving later that day. To give the customer facing staff some credit, they were very pleasant when we emailed them and explained to them that the level of service we had received was well below our expectations of the apartment. However, though they sympathised, they were completely unwilling to offer us a refund on our remaining stay, despite us offering to also pay for the second day as the short notice would have meant they would have not been able to offer the room to anyone else. They kept referring to the 'administration' who would not authorise them to refund us. Eventually, we stated that if we didn't receive a refund we'd be forced to share our experienc

Definitely worth the money! Although the studio is not located in the city center, you can easily reach most of the famous sightseeing either by foot or by public transport or Bolt/Uber/taxi. The service is great, and the facilities are amazing! There is a museum close by which is about puppets, and I enjoyed it a lot. There is also a small restaurant nearby called El rey d Carlos, if you stay here please do try the octopus rice (which is only €9) and the dessert there, you won't regret it!

We booked a week at the Lisbon Serviced Apartments - Bairro Alto based on positive reviews from previous visitors. The (eight room) four story apartments are located in the old hilly section of the city where steep and narrow sidewalks are the norm and are slippery during rain. The main entrance is via a short alleyway. Access to the outer main door entrance and individual apartments are very 21st century in that there is no reception. The outside door has a cypher lock and guests use a reservation number to get in. Once inside the 'lobby' space there is a kiosk/screen to check in and get an assigned room and cypher code for your room. The kiosk has language selections to help with directions. There also a one-way phone to speak with a person/assistance. The machine scans documents, i.e., passports or European ID cards. It took me ten minutes and the final phase was to take a photo of the QR square displayed to keep track of your room number and access code. There are four floors with two apartments on each floor. There is an elevator and stairs. The rooms are spacious and well outfitted with a mini kitchen, including dishes, cooking ware, dishwasher, clothes washer and refrigerator. The clothes washer is great, we used it and dried clothes on a clothes hangar that was stashed in the closet. There is a comfortable queen size bed with a large flat screen hanging on the opposite wall. A closet has a self-use strong box with directions (in English) to set-up a personalized multi-digit code during your stay. The bathroom is roomy with a shower stall instead of a bath. Plenty of windows, including in the bathroom. The cross street is named Rua Do Poco Dos Negros and is a main line for the local trams that pass through the neighborhood, with a tram stop maybe 100 feet from the apartments. Taxis pass through here as well. Small restaurants are plentiful within a 15-minute parameter. The popular Plaza del Comercio is about a twenty-minute walk or a Three Euro Tram ride away. Aside from steep streets, the area is safe, even a night. The apartments are a clean, good bargain for staying in Lisbon.

Fantastic apartment. I was on a solo trip but this would be perfect for friends, family couples or business. Fully serviced with a fridge, oven, kitchen ware etc. great shower pressure. Comfortable bed/pillows. Had a small issue checking in as it’s an electronic checking, but there’s a phone available and they sent someone over straight away to help. Great service. The only criticism which is such a minor detail, was that I could smell the food being cooked in the apartment next door. Otherwise can’t fault the place! Aparantly they have 18 locations in Portugal or Lisbon, so I will defo be using the apartments again!!

The Villa Baixa in Lisbon is a fantastic hotel with a prime location that makes it easy to explore the city's main attractions and access the train station. The one-bedroom apartment we stayed in featured a cozy balcony with a view of the pretty street below. The living area was well-furnished with a comfortable couch, coffee table, TV, and dining setup, making it feel like a home away from home. The kitchenette in our apartment was impressively equipped, including a small stove, refrigerator, and ample storage for food. This would have made it convenient to prepare meals during our stay, complemented by an array of kitchen utensils, cups, and plates. Additionally, the presence of a kettle and coffee maker with a limited supply of coffee pods was a thoughtful touch. The bathroom was spacious, with a large sink and a shower that offered excellent water pressure. The bedroom had a dark and quiet environment that ensured restful sleep, despite the bustling neighborhood outside. While the Villa Baixa does not offer on-site amenities and has limited front desk hours, the staff's friendliness and helpfulness made up for it. They were delightful and kind, contributing positively to our overall experience. However, it's worth noting that early arrivals may face challenges, as we did, when our red-eye flight left us waiting until 9 AM to check in. Despite these minor inconveniences, our stay was wonderful, and we would gladly return, especially with our seven-year-old daughter. Villa Baixa is a highly recommended choice for anyone visiting Lisbon!

A gift of our children. They chose a apartment at the top floors, and they gave us one at the foot floor. We only found it afterwards! Douche malfunctioning and smell from the bathroom. Cold because there is a door from which air is in. Indeed, in addition to the air conditioner, there is a stuff. Fortunately, a quiet area and other tourists at the quiet high floors! What's good that you find in a beautiful area, full of rooms and you can reach other places walking. There is a mobile stairway in front of the house to avoid climbing! Be very careful to the apartment you choose

First, Sintra, Portugal isn't a great place to be if you don't like hill climbing to an extreme - unless you're going to bring a chauffeur along or use an electric bike or scooter. That said, Villas de Cintra is at the bottom of a STEEP hill with a road not open to public travel because it is barely wide enough for 1 vehicle. EVERY time you want to leave the property there is a steep hill to deal with. If you don't mind the hill, you will probably really like this place - and anywhere you stay in Sintra is on a hill or right by one. If not for the hill, I would have given a rating of 5 - and really 4.5 would be more accurate than 4. AND THE GOOD PART is that the staff are charming, helpful and would seem to go out of the way for anything you want within reason. Anyone should enjoy the warm welcome and friendly atmosphere here. One caveat: the office is open only 9 AM - 6 PM. Everything is squeaky clean - I like tile floors for that. It is attractively decorated and just gives off a good vibe. Up to date equipment all the way around is also a benefit. The kitchen is very compact, but has everything needed: microwave, stovetop, fridge, sink, pots, pans, dishes, silverware, towels. The little refrigerator/freezer unit isn't big, but is sufficient and cold and the separate top freezer is perfect. The heat & A/C unit is the best I've seen anywhere. Keeps the temperature right on the money and is easy to learn the control - not so different than many others, except this one works. Always plenty of HOT water and great water pressure. The patio and ”back yard” area is nicely lit after dark (until very late but not all night) without being overly bright. WiFi is good! There is a problem with no decent place to sit and work on your computer. The little desk doesn't have a nearby electrical outlet. The bar is quite nice, but the folding, metal barstools are AWFUL. The seat is too small by far - I'm not a big person (5'8 - 160#), but the sides of my legs hang over the defined edges of the seats and make sitting for any time painful. It is also necessary to use good shoes when sitting because the tiny bars as ”foot rests” are thin tubing that will just cripple sock or bare feet. It seems strange that after doing everything else so well they would get barstools like these... I did find a cushion that made the seat bearable. Overall, definitely recommended.

Very comfortable room with very adequate space and comfortable bed. Small kitchen space was very welcome, enabling us to comfortably eat in our room. There is no breakfast offered. You enter by a combination as in an air bnb. There are lockers available if you arrive before check-in, which was VERY welcome ( and should have been described in the property description).