Departamentos en renta cerca de Príncipe Real

Walk to Museums from a Bright Apartment in a Historical Area

Have breakfast sitting comfortably on the colorful chairs in this sunny apartment. In the meantime, take advantage of the time to plan your day, visit art galleries and cafes. Rooms are filled with modern furniture with retro mid-century touches. Wireless WiFi (speed test: 260 Mbps download 75Mbps upload). Safe & clean home, turn on the AC and relax. The apartment is on the ground floor of a brand new building, and is sun facing throughout most of the day. It is elegantly decorated, fully furnished and equipped with all the mod-cons including air conditioning. The street is super central and the perfect spot to feel the local vibe. The apartment accommodates in total 2 people in a comfortable double bedroom. Principe Real is a historic area of Lisbon, and one of its most cosmopolitan neighborhoods - the nearby garden square features traditional terraces that are perfect for a drink in the sun and hosts Saturday morning flea / organic food markets. From here you can walk 5 minutes to the famous Bairro Alto neighborhood and 10 minutes to the Chiado and Baixa areas. At the top of the street you'll also find the Botanical Garden of Lisbon, as well as antiques, clothing and design shops. You will be able to enjoy the whole apartment exclusively throughout your stay. We will always endeavor to reply quickly to all your questions and comments. Once you confirm your reservation, we will be in contact to prepare for your arrival and either myself or my business partner will be waiting at the apartment to welcome you at the time we agree in advance. At the time, we will show you around, hand over the keys and help with any queries you may have. Throughout your stay, we will also be available should you have any further queries or require assistance - we are here to help you make the most of your stay! The apartment is in the historical residential Príncipe Real district. The area is full of supermarkets, tree-shaded cafes, restaurants, antique shops, and art galleries. Nearby museums include the Natural History Museum and the Museum of Chiado. From the apartment you are only a few minutes walking from two of the most picturesque bairros (quarters in Portuguese) in Lisbon: Bairro Alto and Bica. The traditional but trendy Bairro Alto has a renowned lively and vibrant nightlife, and Bica with the Bica funicular and the Santa Catarina Belvedere as its main attractions, is a quarter where you can feel the calmness of daily life of local citizens, as if you were in a little village. The sophisticated and glamorous Chiado district in the city center is also quite near, about 10/15 minutes walking distance. The Tagus river waterfront is also a few minutes walking. The broad Avenida Dom Carlos I, leads down towards the river Tagus, the neighborhood of Santos, and Avenida 24 de Julho both known for being very lively at night with many bars and clubs. Crossing the rail line you will find yourself next to the river and here you can enjoy a promenade or one of the esplanades having a drink while watching the river and the bridge. The area is also well served with public transportation. Two metro stations from two different lines are about 15 minutes walking – Baixa/Chiado station and Rato Station. Buses and trams are running every minute. Tram 28 is a very famous old tram which winds its way through the most picturesque parts of Lisbon, namely the Alfama and Castle area. In Santos, trains take you to out to popular attractions such as Belém, Estoril and Cascais and in Rossio trains take you to the fairy-tale city of Sintra. We always try to make check-in and check-out hours as flexible as possible to accommodate guests' needs but if it is a change over day between guests (i.e. if there are guests leaving and checking-in on the same day) we do need to ensure we have enough time to get the place clean and ready so: - check-in is indicatively set up for 2PM and - check-out is set up for 11AM. As such, upon confirm your reservation we will ask you to send us your flight/ travel details at your earliest convenience so that we can make all the arrangements accordingly. This will also help us track the flight's progress online and adapt as needed. Also, since 2015 Portugal has more strictly enforced a long-standing law requiring anyone providing paid holiday accommodation to record the entry, exit, and identification details of all non-Portuguese nationals who use that accommodation. This law has been brought into force in Portugal and most other EU countries at some point since the gradual implementation of the 1990 Schengen Agreement that aims to stop human trafficking and other illegal practices. In this case, it is specifically Article 45 of the Schengen Agreement and the recent 'Alojamento Local' law in Portugal that has brought this rule into sharper focus. The governing body that monitors the movement of foreigners is SEF ('Serviço de Estrangeiros e Fronteiras' or the Immigration and Borders Service), and it is mandatory to provide them the following fields for all guests: - Full Name - Nationality - Date of Birth - Place of Birth - Document Type (passport, ID) - ID/Passport Number - Country of Issue - Check in & Check out date - Country of Residence You can send these details to us in advance and to save time we will prepare the form for your review upon check-in, or we can fill-in the form together upon your arrival.

Rooms with a View

This cosy one bedroom apartment for four is situated on a second floor of building in Lisbon’s historical zone, between S. Bento’s Palace and Bairro Alto, one of Lisbon’s most traditional and popular neighbourhoods. The apartment is invitingly appointed with a bedroom featuring a double size bed and a spacious living/dining room including a comfortable sofa bed for two. You are ten minutes, walking distance, from Rato's underground station and 2 minutes away from the bus stop.

Designer Apartment in Lisbon's Trendiest Quarter

Relax with a cup of Nespresso in the private garden of this renovated one-bedroom sanctuary. Nestled in one of Lisbon's most desirable neighborhoods, between vibrant Príncipe Real and the iconic Praça das Flores, it is only a short stroll to the heart of the city and the breathtaking São Pedro de Alcântara viewpoint. You will find many of the city's coolest restaurants, cafés, and wine bars nearby, along with a supermarket and a pharmacy.