With a view of the Sé Cathedral and Tejo river from the balcony, this home will make seeing all of Lisbon's sights easier than you imagined. In the open-concept living-kitchen area, the glass doors leading out to this outside space also have the added benefit of bringing in copious amounts of natural light, which bounces pleasingly off the wooden floors and kitchen surfaces. As a result, we couldn't help but find the room bright and inviting. The design throughout is minimalist but effectively so — a special mention goes to the bathroom finished in light, honey tones. Once you're ready to explore, the surrounding medieval neighbourhood of Alfama will take you on a journey through Lisbon's pre-earthquake history, while nearby sights such as the Praça do Comércio — only eight minutes' walk — show you what came up after the destruction.
* The WiFi was quite patchy when we visited – this might not be the best option for those who want to work during their stay


Balcony
Buzzer / Wireless Intercom
Central Heating
Child Friendly
Coffee Maker
Cooking Essentials
Cot / Crib
Dishwasher
Dryer
Fan
First Aid Kit
Fridge
Hair Dryer
Hangers
High Chair
Iron
Ironing Board
Kettle
Kitchen
Kitchen Utensils
Microwave
Multiple Sets of Keys
Outdoor Seating
Oven
Pod Coffee Machine
Rain Shower
Satellite / Cable TV
Stove
Toaster
Toiletries
TV
Washing Machine
Wi-fi