Availability

All prices in EURO. Not liable for errors or inaccuracies. Subject to change.

  • Room Alfama

    Room Alfama

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    Room facilities:Accessible Parking, Breakfast in bed, Daily Housekeeping, Essentials, Hairdryer, Heating, Kitchen, Laundry, Minibar, Non-smoking Room, Private bathroom, Shared Lounge/TV Area, Shuttle Service, Tagus river view, TV, Wake up service, WiFi

    Alfama is the oldest neighborhood in the capital with narrow streets and small squares, where you can listen to Fado, the “typical Portuguese melancholic music”.

    Sleep aboard our 66 feet yacht, enjoying the comfort of this master suite. With a fully equipped bathroom, the bedroom flooring is in a white carpet with a metallic gold decoration.

    Bed size:King Size

    Room size:10 m2

  • Room Bairro Alto

    Room Bairro Alto

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    Room facilities:Accessible Parking, Breakfast in bed, Daily Housekeeping, Essentials, Hairdryer, Heating, Kitchen, Laundry, Minibar, Non-smoking Room, Private bathroom, Secured Parking, Shared Lounge/TV Area, Shuttle Service, Tagus river view, TV, Wake up service, WiFi

    Bairro Alto is a neighborhood in central Lisbon, known as a residential, shopping and entertainment district. It is also one of capital’s nightlife centers, attracting youth hipsters and members of various music subcultures. With its many clubs and bars, Bairro Alto is a great spot to start the evening.

    Although small in size, Bairro Alto room is very cozy and offers you all the comfort and amenities, waiting for you when you come back from the nightlife in the city. Three guests can comfortably spend a short stay in the capital on water…

    Bed size:King Size

    Room size:10 m2

  • Room Belém

    Room Belém

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    Room facilities:Accessible Parking, Breakfast in bed, Daily Housekeeping, Essentials, Hairdryer, Heating, Kitchen, Laundry, Minibar, Non-smoking Room, Private bathroom, Secured Parking, Shared Lounge/TV Area, Shuttle Service, Tagus river view, Wake up service, WiFi

    Belém room, has four beds – each one named after a monument in Belém, so we have Padrão do Descobrimentos, Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery and National Coach Museum, so you just have to choose where you’ll want to sleep in. With a classical warm decoration and a full private bathroom. Book this room and have fun all together…

    Bed size:4x Bunk beds

    Room size:10 m2

  • Room Rossio

    Room Rossio

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    Room facilities:Accessible Parking, Breakfast in bed, Daily Housekeeping, Essentials, Hairdryer, Heating, Kitchen, Laundry, Minibar, Non-smoking Room, Private bathroom, Wake up service, WiFi

    You will enjoy an amazing stay on our yacht, in this classical silver decoration room, with the flooring in a grey carpet and a complete and private bathroom. Ideal for friends or a family of up to 3, this is a great room with river views.

    Rossio room’s name comes from a famous square in Lisbon from year 1450. Rossio has a railway station, a tunnel was excavated under the city and it is considered one of the most important works of engineering in Portugal dating from the 19th century.

    Bed size:1x doble bed + bank bed | 1x single bed

    Room size:35 m2

General

Our 66 feet yacht the Mo Cuishle is docked in Alcântara it’s near city center, it was once a mere suburb of Lisbon, comprising mostly farms and country estates of the nobility with their palaces in the 16th century. This project started 2018 we refurnished the whole yacht with five different decorated suites. To give a non-traditional way to spend some days boarding a yacht.

Our professional crew will show you the most beautiful spots and stay attentive to your expectations to provide you the most suitable service.

Mo Cuishle shows her splendid look on the River Tagus while you can see the unique sunsets on board  a great way to spend some days enjoying the sun a glass of wine on deck. She is fully equipped in terms of new technologies turning the yacht even more efficient to our guests. The yacht provides a safe and wide space for great moments in family, friends or even a romantic weekend.

The wooden deck delicately dressing the yacht offers beautiful areas to enjoy the sun and of course the stunning views from the fly-deck.

Mo Cuishle is powered with 2 motors Mercedes  with 2000 horse power from the famous brand Ed Elkins. Distinguished by a noble design, she was build in 1975, there where only 3 build in the world. Lately she enjoyed a full renovation since its acquisition in 2018.

Explore the stunning and breathtaking coast of Portugal on our charming private yacht.

Check-in & Check-out time

Rooms are available for occupancy on arrival day after 3 p.m. On departure day, please check out of your room by 12 a.m., giving us time to clean for arriving guests.

Room- & Hotel Safes

Please leave your valuables in your room safe or the hotel safe.

Cancellation / Payment Conditions

Cancellation charges will apply without exception in accordance with the cancellation conditions established. In the event of delayed arrival or early departure, the entire cost of the stay will be charged, minus the cost of meals which have not been consumed.

A deposit is required to guarantee a reservation. The balance due may be paid in cash, by EC card or credit card  (Visa, Master Card).

Local Taxes

Please note that there is a city tax of 1EUR per person/per night. This tax is charged to guests aged 13 and older and it is subject to a maximum amount of 7 EUR per guest. Not included in the total price.

Smoking

Mo Cuishle is a no-smoking establishment. Smokers are welcome to enjoy their cigarettes on the balcony.

Facilities

  • Accessible Parking
  • Breakfast in bed
  • Daily Housekeeping
  • Essentials
  • Hairdryer
  • Heating
  • Kitchen
  • Laundry
  • Minibar
  • Private bathroom
  • Seating area
  • Shared Lounge/TV Area
  • Shuttle Service
  • Tagus river view
  • TV
  • Wake up service
  • WiFi

Equipment for Babies & Small Children

Upon request, we will be glad to provide you with a crib/cot as well as electric kettle for your room. Please inform us of your needs when making your booking.

Laundry Service

We will be happy to take care of your clothes. Fees vary according to quantity and the types of clothing.

Parking

There is plenty of parking in front of the hotel (costs 5€ per day).

Free WiFi

You are welcome to use our free. We also have a laptop available, which you may borrow free of charge.

Lisbon

LisbonCapital Lisboa is the capital of Portugal and the country’s biggest city, located on the estuary of the Tagus river, on the European Atlantic Coast. It is continental Europe’s westernmost capital. Constitution The Portuguese Constitution allows religious freedom, with various religions being practised in Portugal. Language Portugal’s official language is Portuguese. Derived from Latin roots,

Nightlife info

Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean. A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth. Even the all-powerful Pointing has no control about the blind texts it is an almost unorthographic life One day however a small line of blind text by the name of Lorem Ipsum decided to leave for the far World of Grammar. The Big Oxmox advised her not to do so, because there were thousands of bad Commas, wild Question Marks and devious Semikoli, but the Little Blind Text didn’t listen. She packed her seven versalia, put her initial into the belt and made herself on the way. When she reached the first hills of the Italic Mountains, she had a last view back on the skyline of her hometown Bookmarksgrove, the headline of Alphabet Village and the subline of her own road, the Line Lane.

Culture and history info

While there are archeological proofs that the area has been inhabited since 30 thousand years ago, the city of Lisbon emerged as one of the most coveted after cities from the shore of the Atlantic such as the Old World used to be configured. As legends maintain, Lisbon was founded by the Greek traveler and hero Ulysses, while returning from the Trojan War, its original name, Ulissipo or Olissipo, meaning “enchanted port”. And, since all nations – from Phoenicians, Celts and Romans to Arabs and even Spaniards – coveted after dominating the city, this was truly an enchanted place. During the Roman period, starting the second century, Lisbon became one of the most important cities in the Peninsula and was renamed Felicitas Julia. However, it was captured by the Moors in the 8th century, regaining its former name. The Moors resisted over 3 centuries the attacks of the Christian crusaders, losing the city in the first half of the 12th century. Since 1252, the city has been enjoying the status of capital of Portugal. The age of discovery, from the 15th to the 18th century, marked the Enchanted Port as the main departure point of the Portuguese discovery expeditions. Explorers sailed from this city in the entire world, discovering new lands in South America, Africa, and even a new route to India. This made Portugal one of the ruling nations of Europe, while Lisbon was Europe’s most prosperous trading center. However, this prosperous age ended suddenly in 1755, when a devastating earthquake destroyed over half of the city’s buildings. The earthquake was followed by inland fires and an even more devastating tsunami, which ended the enchanted port’s reign over the oceans. Nevertheless, Lisbon was rebuilt on its ashes by the first Marquees de Pombal, Sebastiao Jose de Carvalho e Melo, with wider streets, a more modern city for a modern world. In the 19th century, Lisbon was captured by Napoleon Bonaparte, most of its treasures and buildings being pillaged, stolen or simply destroyed. Lisbon was reborn again after the new king returned to the capital, being extended to the north, as a consequence of the industrial development.  
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