Miles of Tiles

Holiday Rental Description

Dual-aspect Juliet balconies in every room. Beautiful aesthetics, inside and out. And an unbeatable location in Lisbon's most cosmopolitan district, Santos. This place has got it all going on.

Behind the apartment building's beautifully restored facade adorned in oh-so-Portuguese azulejos tiles, you'll find the most stylish of homes. Rattan accents and objets d'art bring layers of interest, while over in the light-flooded bedroom, you'll find one hug of a king-sized bed to wake up in with freshly brewed coffees (the pod machine can help with that).

After hectic days ambling Lisbon's streets, sink into that butter-soft butterfly chair (glass of punchy ginjinha optional) as you soak up the street life below through the Juliet balcony windows. The sound system will bring all the ambience as you rustle up dinner in the contemporary, made-for-action kitchen. Though with so many buzzy cafes and restaurants on your doorstep in the waterside district of Santos, we wouldn't blame you if you for dining out instead.

One of Lisbon's oldest neighbourhoods, this former stomping ground for the city's aristocrats now attracts architects and artists who have established a hip community of glossy shops, eateries, and clubs to keep the night flowing. And you're just a few minutes from downtown with plenty of transport options when it's time to blaze a trail to another corner of the city. Didn't we say this place had it all going on?

Home truths:
*You'll check-in with a smart lock and share an entrance to this apartment building *There is lift access in the building *This home sleeps four guests with the last two guests sharing a double sofa bed in the lounge space – if you’d like ample space for socialising, we’d recommend this home for two guests *There’s a laptop-friendly desk space and fiber optic high speed Wi-Fi for remote working *This is a residential building and as such your host politely asks you respect quiet hours from 10pm till 8am *This home is in a central spot, so noise is to be expected