Nooba Barreiro Apartment
A hot tub and three bathrooms in a spacious two-bedroom flat
About this stay
Space is the headline here: two bedrooms and three bathrooms is an unusually generous ratio for Barreiro's apartment stock, and the in-unit hot tub is a rare extra in a town where most listings stop at a balcony. The kitchen is fully equipped for real cooking, and the balcony's garden view gives mornings a quiet, residential backdrop rather than a street-facing outlook. Free on-site private parking removes one of the more common frictions of a self-catering stay in this part of Barreiro. Air-conditioning throughout keeps the apartment comfortable through Barreiro's warmer months, rounding out a genuinely well-equipped self-catering base. The Transtejo ferry to Terreiro do Paço remains the fastest way to cross the river for most of the properties described here.
- Hot tub
- Two bedrooms, three bathrooms
- Garden-view balcony
- Free on-site parking
Our take
Nooba Barreiro Apartment gives groups or two couples real space, with two bedrooms, three bathrooms and a hot tub for the end of a long day exploring Lisbon. I recommend it for the fully equipped kitchen, the garden-view balcony, air conditioning, free WiFi and free on-site parking. It has only two reviews, so I treat its 9.5 score as a first impression. Solo travellers or tight budgets may prefer a one-bedroom apartment.
- Book well ahead if the hot tub is a priority, since this is one of the few Barreiro apartments listing one.
- Confirm the free on-site parking arrangement at booking, useful given how limited street parking gets near the centre.
- Split grocery shopping between arrival and mid-stay, since the kitchen is well equipped enough for proper cooking over several days.
Why we love it
- A genuine hot tub inside the apartment
- Three bathrooms for a two-bedroom layout
- A garden-view balcony for quiet mornings
- Free on-site private parking
Why guests love itThe hot tub was the unexpected highlight of a week that otherwise ran on long days walking Lisbon's hills: coming back to Barreiro and soaking before dinner became a genuine ritual. Three bathrooms meant no queueing in the morning with two couples sharing the apartment, and the fully equipped kitchen made cooking a proper dinner easy after a day spent mostly on foot across the river.