Nice bohemian neighborhood, half way between downtown and the beaches (driving or via public transportation). The place is kind of cozy and fairly well equipped. Just mind that kitchenware isn’t the apartment’s greatest strength. It’s a studio, therefore well suited for one or two people. The main room, kitchen and bathroom are all small, so I don’t think it’s realistic to fit in more people. Plus, the two spare mattresses are kinda bulky. I would instead place a small sofa o armchair to allow for lounging. Make sure Lília has invested on a better internet connection and that the router is placed within the apartment, specially if you depend on it for work. When I visited, during the covid-19 pandemic, I had to call Lília twice daily on average to reset the router, which was next door, where another tenant lived. Lília was always fast to respond, but she lives one mile away and there wasn’t always someone next to the router to help. Twice it took half a day or a whole night. Lília is as nice as she is demanding. Be prepared to find and replace any glassware you happen to brake, but don’t worry: the kitchen and tableware she provides is really cheap—just the incovenience of dealing with that. Also be mindful and remind Lília about the checkout details you’ve agreed on, and be ready to adapt of she can’t honor them. Good luck!