Tara

Tara: Lisbon

Housed in a beautiful azulejo-clad building dating back to 1830, this luxurious boutique studio apartment is the ideal base for those looking to explore the city in style. Every inch of this home has been carefully curated with design and relaxation in mind, from the luxurious bedding to the calm neutral palette and the dazzling white marble bathroom. We love the sunny breakfast table that invites you to feast on coffee and fresh pastéis de nata from a local bakery while planning your day’s events. Alternatively, enjoy breakfast in the downstairs restaurant or treat yourself to room service. If you’re looking to take your relaxation up a notch, book a massage to help you get into the holiday mood, or instead, let your adventurous side out with a segway tour, boat excursion or helicopter ride – your host is happy to arrange all of these. Evenings call for sundowners in the shared garden and nightcaps in the on-site bar before retreating to your chic studio for a blissful night’s sleep. When you’re not taking advantage of your home’s superb amenities, go out and explore the city. You’re just a fifteen-minute walk from the Alfama and its historic São Jorge Castle, a fourteen-minute stroll from the Santa Justa lift, while all around your hip Intendente neighbourhood you’ll find quirky bars, cool restaurants, and vintage markets to explore.


Home truths:
*As this is a studio apartment, there's no separation between the living and sleeping areas
*A cot, a high chair and other baby gear are available on request
*Like in a hotel, the air conditioning only works when the key card is inserted in its slot
*The laundry room, bar, restaurant and courtyard garden are shared with the other residents
*Your host can arrange events, wedding packages, massages, walking tours, segway tours, helicopter and tuk-tuk rides, boat tours – just ask when booking
*Breakfast and daily room service are available for an additional fee
*You'll get daily housekeeping here
*There's no parking, but we recommend skipping the car and using Lisbon's public transport – Martim Moniz station is a five-minute walk