This cozy and luminous Baixa Charming Apt. is a self-catering one bedroom apartment located right in the heart of Bairro Alto one of the most known and typical neighborhoods of Lisbon. You can reach fancy Chiado with a 3 minute walk. Cafes, restaurants, Fado clubs and many places of interest are also nearby. The apartment has been recently refurnished and it is located on the 3rd floor with elevator access. The whole building has been renovated. Rosa 59 includes: • One master bedroom with a double bed; • One fully equipped bathroom with shower; • A living room with one sofa bed, a plasma with cable TV and dinning area; • A fully equipped kitchen with microwave, stove, washing machine and dishwasher, fridge, nespresso machine, toaster and iron, • The apartment has portable Air Conditioning and Wi-Fi connection. • All areas have double glass windows where you may enjoy a view over the typical streets of Lisbon. • The apartment is very good for couples or families due to the flexibility of sofa bed arrangement. The apartment will be impeccably clean, with towels and properly changed bedlinen sheets, before your arrival. Short stay accommodation License Number 28877/AL.

I am Portuguese architect living in Lisbon for 10 years and I really love this city. My main goal is to offer our guests the best service and apartments well cared and ready to provide you a perfect stay in Lisbon. Come experience the city !

Bairro Alto is a picturesque working class quarter that has traditionally been the city's bohemian haunt of artists and writers. Its grid of streets is quiet during the day, but is transformed at night into the city's vibrant nightlife quarter. Behind colorful and graffiti-ridden façades is a variety of traditional and international restaurants, tourist-packed Fado Houses, and a multitude of bars and alternative shops that stay open until late at night. It is possible to stay right in the heart of this neighborhood, with many self-catering holiday rentals offered by local owners, as well as many more traditional hotel offerings. The main commercial streets are Rua do Norte, Rua da Atalaia and Rua do Diario de Noticias, from where it is easy to reach Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara (a garden-belvedere with a panoramic view over the city), and two of the city's most interesting churches: São Roque with its magnificent baroque interior and the romantic Gothic ruins of Carmo Church. Crossing the street (Calçada do Combro) you step into the small Bica neighborhood, known for its famous funicular.