ArchitectureAs part of the renovation work, most of the original building elements such as wooden floors, tiles, windows and ceilings were preserved. After the renovation of the building was completed in 2011, the Baixa House opened its doors and began operating as a very special apartment hotel in Lisbon. The building of the property is a testimony to that time with a fully tiled facade. Here, a grid of straight streets lined with neoclassical buildings connects majestic squares and large avenues that testify to the genius of the Pombalinese plan (Baixa Pombalina is a UNESCO site) and at that time an architectural feat of great importance in Europe were viewed. That is why it was important to the host Jesus at the beginning of the project that he only wanted to renovate in a sustainable manner. The marble, for example, comes from the Alentejo (Estremoz), as does the tapestries.

FoodAt the Baixa House, guests cater for themselves in superbly equipped kitchens. Breakfast is provided: every morning, fresh bread hangs in a small linen bread bag on the door handle. Fresh yoghurt, butter, fruit, milk and homemade jam are waiting in the fridge. Homemade cakes are always served - the matching Portuguese brand coffee can also be found in every apartment. The breakfast is rounded off with fruit juices, muesli, cocoa and a selection of teas. Breakfast can also be prepared vegan or adapted to special intolerances. The kitchen offers a basic set of olive oil, vinegar and spices.