Lisbon Serviced Apartments is the largest operator of short-term stay apartments in Lisbon. Launched in 2009, with then one building, it has been expanding in a fast and sustainable way offering now more than 150 apartments in the center of Lisbon, soon to reach 300 in 20 buildings after the successful implementation of the ongoing expansion plan. Since we do not own any of the buildings all our attention is focused on the management of third parties’ buildings, which gives our investors and partners an added guarantee of professionalism and independence, has is stated by our portfolio of large institutional investors as well as small investors (who only have one apartment) . All apartments are in buildings 100% allocated to the services of Lisbon Serviced Apartments, without the risk of finding the inconvenience of sharing buildings between owner occupiers and tenants. All accommodations include a daily maid service, linen and bath and the Internet without additional charge to users.

Dating back to the fifteenth century, the Ascensor da Bica Building is a National Monument and continues to be the starting point of the popular vehicle that connects the lower part of Lisbon Bairro Alto. From various parts of the building interior you can contemplate the tram departure and arrival The Lisbon Serviced Apartments takes pride in having restored the space and carefully adapting it to receive guests in its 25 studios, thoroughly equipped to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Featuring free WiFi and air conditioning, Ascensor da Bica - Lisbon Serviced Apartments is situated in Lisbon, 400 m from Chiado. Bairro Alto is 500 m from the property. All units feature a flat-screen TV with cable channels. There is also a kitchenette, fitted with a microwave. A toaster and refrigerator are also featured, as well as a coffee machine. Each unit is equipped with a private bathroom with a shower and free toiletries. Towels and bed linen are offered.

Rua de Sao Paulo, near Cais do Sodré, remains a traditional business area (ironmongers, drugstores, etc.) while adding the new blood running through the area (bars, restaurants, shops, offices), making it unique in Lisbon.(bars, restaurants, shops, offices) offering unique characteristics of Lisbon. Along the width and expanse of the São Paulo Church, the night directs us towards the Rua Cor de Rosa (Rua Nova do Carvalho). Just 200 meters, the century old Mercado da Ribeira, still preserves its original purpose, it now houses the Time-Out Market, the latest popular meeting venue between the traditional Portuguese cuisine as well as new chefs that serve affordable menus. From Cais do Sodré, the train to Cascais runs along the Costa do Estoril Lovers of the outdoor can enjoy the riverfront bicycle path along the Tagus River while riding past the national monuments such as the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, Padrão dos Descobrimentos, which reaches Torre de Belém. Go up with the da Bica Tram, or go for a stroll through the picturesque neighbourhood of Bica, it takes 5 minutes you reach the Bairro Alto (traditional Lisbon neighbourhood with nighttime patronage of its bars)and Chiado