beautiful small hotel, inviting library space, complimentary home-baked pastries

The small shower room lacks space!!! The terrace could use better furniture for evening relaxation!!!

great atmosphere but minor noise issues

The unique art in the room created an extraordinary vibe that I loved. Breakfast in the garden was refreshing and a perfect start to the day. The staff's warmth made every interaction enjoyable, making me feel at home from the moment I arrived. I especially appreciated the lovely river view that added tranquility to my stay.

Occasional noise from outside disrupted the peaceful ambiance, especially during the early morning hours.

This place was just a great match for a brief stop-in in Lisbon with great value for money. The beautiful back garden was perfect for relaxing after a long day of exploring. Make sure to try the delicious breakfast. there's plenty to choose from!

Do recommend for a weekend stopover

Comfortable room, lovely garden, and an amazing breakfast with the best tasting tortillas I've had, really made my stay enjoyable as I appreciated the close proximity to restaurants and a 5-minute walk to the metro.

Was all great.

central gem with easy access to historic landmarks and parks

After a day of walking the charming streets of Lisbon and enjoying the parks, coming back to this cozy spot felt like a warm embrace, and the delightful breakfast each morning started my day off perfectly, making it an unforgettable experience.

I stayed in the Superior Double Room with Balcony for 5 nights. The room was cozy and had charming decor. I loved the bright artwork and the comfortable seating in the common areas. The lush garden offered a peaceful escape with beautiful flowers and seating for relaxation. Breakfast was homemade and absolutely delicious, with various tarts, pastries, and fresh fruit each morning. The staff made my stay memorable, always friendly and willing to help. A minor issue was the stairs. they could be challenging for seniors or those with limited mobility. However, the location was perfect, with easy access to shops and sights. Room service was exceptional, providing fresh cakes and port to enjoy throughout the day. Overall, a delightful stay with a few small areas for improvement.

Casa Do Barao features charming decor with bright artwork and cozy common areas, making it feel like a welcoming home. The lush garden provided a peaceful oasis for relaxation, creating an enjoyable atmosphere for guests.

Stairs might be challenging for some seniors.

we enjoyed a relaxing break at this boutique hotel. the warm hospitality and delicious breakfast options really exceeded our expectations compared to our last stay in lisbon. the peaceful garden and comfortable rooms made it an ideal retreat in the bustling city.

wifi connection was spotty at times.

Our stay was absolutely perfect! We loved the beautiful terrace with stunning garden views, the daily fresh cakes, and the special touch of complimentary port wine. Would definitely return!

Couples retreat at its finest! !

We stayed 2 nights at this place, and the hospitality was unbelievable! ! Sara and Roberto truly treated us like family, offering us homemade cakes and tea when we first arrived, making us feel so welcomed after a long trip. Later, during breakfast, there was an extensive spread of fresh pastries, never-ending coffee, and delicious cheeses – the best way to start the day!

Not the most economical stay, but definitely worth every penny! !

a heartfelt sanctuary where homemade treats brighten your stay

lovely hosts, delightful breakfast

The charming decor of Casa Do Barao with its bright artwork and cozy common areas made it feel like a welcoming home. The lush garden provided a peaceful oasis for me, perfect for relaxation after city excursions.

Stairs might be challenging for some seniors.

Perfect little getaway!

Had an awesome stay for 4 nights! The room was super clean and had a cozy terrace overlooking the garden. Breakfast was delish with fresh bread and nice cheeses. Sara was so welcoming and really helped us with all the tips for exploring Lisbon. Just a heads up, the stairs might be a bit tricky for older folks.