Serviced Apartments Principe Real

Lisbon with postcard-worthy vistas is one of the most glamorous capitals in the world. And the serviced apartments in Principe Real, Lisbon do complete justice to that. The neighborhood is ever-booming with fashionable shops and happening bars. The upscale residence options are equally full of life. Especially the luxurious apartments in the area. Then there is a sense of peace and serenity in the air as well thanks to the area being rich in lush gardens. All of this has made Principe Real, a highly sought-after area in Lisbon. Both for the natives and the travelers alike. 

Top Serviced Apartments in Principe Real

• ISABA
• BOA

TheSqua.re’s serviced apartments in Principe Real are absolute showstoppers. They capture the traditional essence of Lisbon beautifully. While staying true to contemporary travel needs. For example, some 2-bedroom apartments feature wooden rustic detailing. Along with pictures of hilltops in black and white shades. Something that reflects the mountain theme of the neighborhood. At the same time, these apartments are sizable with an area of 112 square meters. Ideal for solo guests and families in search of luxury and chicness when in charming Lisbon. 

We also keep our apartments airy with enough natural light playing at every corner. Not to forget, the air conditioning that keeps the indoor temperatures pleasing. There is disabled access too for our elderly guests. 

Cost of Living in Principe Real

Being close to touristy Rossio, Baixa, and Chiado, Principe Real makes for a practical base. A boon that has boosted the demand for serviced apartments in Principe Real with time. The same reason has also prompted the high cost of living in the place. Although the rates are still less than that of many wealthy Lisbon areas. 

If you want luxurious 2-bedroom apartments that easily fit up to 4 guests at prime spots, then the prices will come to around $4206 to $5769. These are excellent for long-term stays and can be booked for about 10 months. Apartments are starting from $98 available on a per-night basis as well. 

Where to Stay in Principe Real?

Situated at the doorstep of Bairro Alto, Principe Real is a gorgeous neighborhood to stay in. It has luxury offerings in the form of antique shops, art galleries, and elegant eateries. As well as squares and garden areas for lazy walks. So, you can literally live in any place to enjoy the beautiful environment. But for practical needs like going out often, staying close to transit stops is a major plus. Like, Marquês De Pombal which is the nearest metro station. You may also consider staying near the Bus lines 758 and 773 stops that pass by the neighborhood.

TheSqua.re’s serviced apartments in Principe Real are based near Santo António and Amoreira. These are convenient localities that make daily life easy. Good transport, shopping centers, rooftop bars, and grocery stores, all within walking distance. There are historic attractions too. Like Arpad Szenes-Vieira da Silva Foundation and Águas Livres Aqueduct.

Facts About Principe Real

Principe Real, regarded as one of the most cosmopolitan areas in Lisbon, is an intriguing spot. Here are some more cool facts to enrich your knowledge of the district.

• Principe Real was named after D. Pedro V, the firstborn of Queen Mary II. Although ‘The Much Beloved’ was his nickname, he also went by the name ‘The Royal Prince’ (Principe Real). 
• Embaixada Palace exhibiting Moorish designs is the premier center of shopping here.
• Traditionally speaking, Principe Real has been the “gay neighborhood” of Lisbon. The LGBT community is honored through the Praça do Príncipe Real monument in the main square.  

Weather in Principe Real

Principe Real in Lisbon enjoys warm and dry summers. The highs stay between 73–95 °F with 61–75 °F the range for the daily lows. In the winter, the temperature is mild with slight chilly breezes. The highest limit moves between 54–66 °F while the lows swing between 37–55 °F. 

Spring and autumn are equally pleasing for visitors. Making Lisbon a year-round tourist destination with no so-called ‘off season’. However, if you want to cover many attractions in a day, summer is best. This is because June to August has longer daylight with sunny clear skies.