Even though this apartment is nicely renovated and sort of in the centre of Lisbon, I would only suggest staying here for a short time (1-2 nights) as it's not practical for a longer stay. The place is super small, has no real kitchen and lounge room, the bathrooms are really tiny and we've got the impression that the owners are running it only for profit.
From the beginning of our correspondence with the owners, all the way to the check-out experience, we were underwhelmed and found it just like another hotel/motel experience - definitely not the kind of Airbnb experience we've come to know in the past 5+ years since using this service. Despite the fact that we were in regular email communication with the owners, they failed to inform us that almost the entire length of the one way street this apartment is located on was closed down for multiple days prior to our arrival. My 60+ year old parents had to drag their suitcases up the hill through barricades to the apartment and when I called Antonio to check whether we are actually going in the right direction, he didn't even offer to help us with the luggage.
Once at the apartment, one of the toilets wasn't working and we had no working lights in one of the bedrooms. I have notified Antonio of these defects and all he had to say was that they should be working and he is sorry if they are not. Needless to say our early morning Uber pick up to the airport was a nightmare as the driver wasn't able to find an acceptable route to get to the part of the street where we waited for him due to the street closure. We paid a rather high price for this one night (literally and figuratively) and hoping this was a one-off unfortunate experience with Airbnb.