Tejo Twilight

Tejo Twilight: Lisbon

Artfully designed to make the most out of Lisbon’s dazzling light and stunning skyline, this home in the city’s upscale Príncipe Real district is an ideal base for those looking for a stylish, central stay. Located on the top floor, you’ll immediately be wowed by the large windows and skylight that fill the open-plan living space in natural light. Kick back on the sofa with a glass of wine while a record plays or snuggle up by the fireplace on cooler evenings while watching the stars twinkle through the large panes above you. Breakfasts call for fresh coffee and pastéis de nata in the bright dining area while feasting on views of the Tagus River and the famous Cristo Rei statue in the distance, while the private balcony beckons cocktails in the fresh air as the sun sets over Lisbon’s red rooftops. With a desk space to catch up on work as well as two chic bedrooms (we’re particularly fond of the main bedroom’s reading nook), you’ve got everything you need for a comfortable, memorable stay. Outside of your home, your Príncipe Real neighbourhood is packed with 19th-century mansions, hip bars, fashionable shops, small art galleries and antique shops, while the Santa Justa Lift is a fifteen-minute walk away. You’re also just a three-minute stroll from the Botanical Garden of Lisbon and ​​Avenida da Liberdade is twelve minutes on foot from your door.


Home truths:
*There is lift access to reach the apartment
*The building's entrance is shared with the other residents
*The second bedroom is on a mezzanine level and is accessed via a ladder – please note that this bedroom is open to the living area and therefore doesn't provide as much privacy or soundproofing
*There's no parking here, but we recommend skipping the car and making use of Lisbon's public transport instead
*Humberto Delgado Airport is a twenty-minute drive away
*There is only air conditioning in some rooms
*Because of the location, some city noise should be expected – light sleepers might want to bring earplugs just in case