Serviced Apartments in Portugal

Looking for a serviced apartment in Portugal? Our serviced apartments offer more than a hotel room- they give you the space and privacy of home with the flexibility you need for both short business stays and long-term assignments across the country.

Portugal is a key economic gateway, especially for sectors in technology, finance, and tourism. The capital city of Lisbon is a major centre for business, while Porto is famous for its commerce and industry. Whether your stay is near the business parks of Lagoas Park or in the historic heart of Lisbon, we offer premium, corporate-ready accommodation.

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Find Serviced Apartments Across Portugal

Portugal, located on the western edge of Europe, is a dynamic country bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and Spain. The nation is a foundational member of the United Nations, the European Union, and NATO. Its capital, Lisbon, is a major economic centre and holds the distinction of being one of the oldest cities in Western Europe.

The country's high standard of living and advanced economy, combined with a flourishing business environment, has increased the demand for high-quality corporate accommodation. Business areas attract corporate travellers globally. A serviced apartment provides business travellers with ideal facilities, including a full kitchen and separate living areas, offering a spacious and affordable accommodation option for any length of stay.

Serviced Apartments in Popular Portuguese Locations

Browse our handpicked selection of serviced apartments in Portugal's most in-demand destinations for corporate travel:

• Lisbon: The nation's capital and a major global city, known for finance, technology, and a thriving startup ecosystem.
• Porto: A dynamic hub for industry, technology (ICT), creative sectors, and the North of Portugal's strong manufacturing and export economy.
• Braga: A rapidly growing entrepreneurial and technological centre in Northern Portugal, making it a key hub for research and innovation.
• Cascais: A sophisticated coastal town and resort area popular for its high quality of life, beautiful marinas, and proximity to Lisbon's business districts.

Why stay in a serviced apartment in Portugal with SilverDoor?

• Comfort and Space: Enjoy significantly more room than a typical hotel, providing a true home environment. With dedicated areas for living, dining, and working, you can maintain a better work-life balance. The separation of space is essential for corporate travellers on longer assignments, allowing for both focused productivity and proper relaxation after a busy day.
• Convenience: Our properties are strategically located in prime business and central city areas, placing you at the heart of the action. This ensures easy access to transport links (including metro and major road networks), your corporate offices, and all necessary local amenities. Spend less time commuting and more time on what matters, with essential services, quality dining, and cultural sites right outside your door.
• Award-winning Service: Partner with an industry leader. You'll benefit from our expert, award-winning service that guarantees a smooth and productive stay for you or your employees. Our global team provides 24/7 support, meaning help is always just a phone call away, regardless of the time difference. Crucially, we offer the flexible booking and cancellation options corporate travel managers need, making it simple to adapt to changing project timelines or relocation schedules.

Portugal Business Travel Guide: Things to Know

Weather in Portugal

Portugal enjoys a Mediterranean climate, generally characterised by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters, though conditions vary significantly by region.

• The South (Algarve): Experiences long, hot summers and the mildest winters, making it sunny almost all year round.
• The Central Coast (Lisbon): Has hot, dry summers, but the Atlantic breeze provides some relief. Winters are mild but can be rainy.
• The North (Porto): Tends to be cooler and wetter, particularly in winter, with high rainfall from October through April.
• The Interior: Summers are the hottest here, often exceeding 35∘C (95∘F), with dry conditions.

Business travellers should pack layers and always check the local forecast, especially if travelling between the north and south.

Currency in Portugal

The official currency of Portugal is the Euro (€), with the international code EUR. Major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard) are widely accepted in all major cities and towns. ATMs are readily available throughout the country, known locally as Multibanco. Tipping is appreciated for good service, particularly in restaurants and taxis, with 5-10% being a common amount.

Language spoken in Portugal

The official language is Portuguese. In major business centres and tourist areas like Lisbon and Porto, English is widely spoken and understood, especially within the corporate sector. However, making an effort to learn a few basic Portuguese phrases is always recommended and appreciated.

Time Zones in Portugal

Mainland Portugal and the island of Madeira operate on Western European Time (WET), which is UTC ±0 during the winter. During Daylight Saving Time (from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October), it switches to Western European Summer Time (WEST), which is UTC+1. The Azores Islands are one hour behind the mainland. Always confirm the time when scheduling international or inter-island meetings.