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Villa stay
8.6Great234 reviews
A 7-room villa with a pool, tennis court, and horse riding, just an 8-minute walk from Parque Aventura Sniper.
From€107per night
Holiday homes · Lisbon District · Portugal
Holiday Homes in Lisbon
Discover self-catering houses and villas across Lisbon's neighborhoods, from Alfama's historic lanes to Carnide's local life.
6 hotels
2 rated 8.5+
typical €92
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Self-catering villa
7.8good36 reviews
A self-catering house in Lisbon's Misericordia district, a short drive from the airport and a base for exploring the city.
From€111per night
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Colourful & Central
A colourful, modern two-bedroom villa near Lisbon's LX Factory, with river views and a late check-in.
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Pet-friendly
The Tram 18 Space - Lisbon
Lisbon
6Pleasant108 reviews
A pet-friendly two-bedroom house with a terrace, a 5-minute walk from the Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino.
From€51per night
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Self-catered retreat
Recanto Em Carnide - Lisbon
Lisbon
10Perfect1 reviews
A self-catered one-bedroom house with a private patio, close to Museu Benfica and local Lisbon life.
From€92per night
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Alfama base
8.1Great523 reviews
A compact, self-catering holiday home in Alfama with strong room scores and a location steps from Santiago Church.
From€81per night
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Lisbon Villas: Where to Find Space and Value
For most travellers, the search begins with villas, and Lisbon's take on the category is broader than a beach resort suggestion. At one end is Quinta Do Boicao Villa, a seven-room villa with a pool, tennis court, and horse riding, an 8-minute walk from Parque Aventura Sniper — the pick if you want a self-contained base with activity on site. At the other, Guestready - Colourful And Modern Lxfactory Villa near the LX Factory offers a modern two-bedroom layout with river views, ideal for those who want design and proximity to the creative hub. In between, Pateo Alfacinha Villa in Misericórdia is a self-catering house that balances airport convenience with exploring the city, while The Tram 18 Space delivers a pet-friendly option with a terrace. For budget and local character, Recanto Em Carnide starts at €89 with a private patio near Museu Benfica.
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Frequently asked
Which district in Lisbon is best for staying in a holiday home?
For first-timers, Alfama offers historic charm and walkable streets, with options like Studio Sto Antonio Alfama near Santiago Church. For a local, quieter vibe, Carnide gives you a retreat like Recanto Em Carnide close to Museu Benfica and everyday Lisbon life. Misericórdia balances old-town atmosphere with easy airport access.
How much does a holiday home in Lisbon cost per night?
Prices range from about €49 for a pet-friendly two-bedroom house to over €100 for villas with grounds. For example, Quinta Do Boicao Villa starts at €104, while Recanto Em Carnide is €89. Expect to pay more for the largest or most centrally located properties.
Are there holiday homes in Lisbon with self-catering facilities?
Yes, most of these are self-catering. Pateo Alfacinha Villa in Misericórdia is self-catering, as is Recanto Em Carnide and Studio Sto Antonio Alfama. Each offers the independence of a kitchen, with prices reflecting size and location.
Can I bring my pet to a holiday home in Lisbon?
Yes, The Tram 18 Space is a pet-friendly two-bedroom house with a terrace, a 5-minute walk from the Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino. It's an ideal choice if you're traveling with a dog or cat.
Holiday Homes in Lisbon
Lisbon's holiday homes are a study in contrast. You can book a modern, colourful villa near the LX Factory with river views, or step back into the old town in Alfama, where a compact studio sits steps from Santiago Church. Others look outward to the city's edges: a seven-room villa with a pool and tennis court beyond the centre, or a pet-friendly house with a terrace close to the Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino. The common thread is space and independence — a kitchen, a patio, a late check-in — that a typical hotel room does not give you.
Prices reflect that range. The cheapest of these homes starts around €49 per night, entering Lisbon life through quieter, less-touristed corners like Carnide, where a self-catered retreat with a private patio sits near Museu Benfica. At the top, expect to pay over €100 for properties with more generous grounds or a district like Misericórdia, which mixes old-town charm with easy airport access. Note that alongside these homes, the page also includes other accommodation types, which are not counted in the prices above.
The bottom line
These holiday homes suit travellers who want space, a kitchen, and a local neighbourhood over a hotel's front desk. If your priority is a pool or extensive grounds, Quinta Do Boicao is the standout; for a central historic base, Studio Sto Antonio Alfama in Alfama or Pateo Alfacinha in Misericórdia are strong options. But if you need a more traditional stay, look at the hotel pages for central or family-friendly options, or for budget travellers, the cheap and budget hotels in Lisbon. Those seeking specific amenities like parking or a particular star rating should turn to the respective hotel type pages.