Hey, this is Goncalo and Miku, your hosts in Lisbon. We started our holiday rental journey by sharing our spare bedroom back in 2015, and have since created our own brand - LU Holidays. We are currently managing all our apartments, with the help of our check-in team made of locals and travellers. Some of these apartments are owned by us, the rest belong to family and friends. Our hosting goal is to find a good balance between providing our guests with organised and professional service, and still able to bring you a local and authentic Lisbon experience. We love travelling, but also love being at home in Lisbon. We have a Yorkie named Avocado, not sure if it's relevant but just feel the need of including him in our description . We believe in carpe diem, and living to the fullness. See you in Lisbon. :)

Moniz Studio consists of two studio apartments located in downtown Lisbon, near Martim Moniz Square. The studio offer you as a comfortable little nest for traveller around the world to explore Lisbon. Studio bed - Queen size, 160x200 cm Extra sofa bed - opened as 80x200 cm Kitchen is free equipped to prepare a home meal > We will be 24/7 available by phone. > Our check-in team is always ready to help by phone or in person

The renewed Martim Moniz square has now became a trendy place. There are DJs and other live acts. People gather here after work for a fresh samosa and a beer. Around, you'll find the most alternative bar in the city ("Anos 60"), a trendy rooftop spot ("Topo") and a dozen of clandestine Chinese restaurants where you basically eat typical Chinese cuisine in a family's living room. Except for the main square (Martim Moniz, right in the middle of the neighbourhood) everything is in little alleys and staircase. It's really close to the city centre (walking distance) and you have a metro station to get around. Trams, buses and cabs are plentiful at the square and in other nearby spots: Avenida Almirante Reis, Praça da Figueira and Rossio. > Saint George's Castle - Overlooking the city from millennium-old walls. > Comercio Square - Monumental riverside square > Municipal Square - Home of the City Hall palace > Rua Augusta - The city's main shopping street > Conceição Velha Church - Church that survived the Great Earthquake > Santa Justa Elevator - An Eiffel Tower-like landmark with views over the city > Rossio Square - Lisbon's elegant main square