As the name suggests, this home used to be part of a convent. Even though it was centuries ago, the building has retained some of the original features – there's a slightly lower ceiling than we're used to, shuttered windows, and beautiful wooden floors. You'll also spot the unusual criss-cross beams synonymous with Lisbon's Pombaline architectural style. At the same time, it's been smartly modernized in bright whites, creating a cool and contemporary feel. There's a well-equipped kitchen (although you happen to be within walking distance of many excellent restaurants) and a stylish, minimal shower room. Located in the upscale hills of Lapa, you'll be slightly further from Praça do Comércio, but you'll be staying right on Rua São Bento – famous for antique shopping.