The location is quite good even though you’re not directly in the centre. You can reach a lot of the classic spots in a 10-20min walk which is not problem as far as I’m concerned.
The suite itself is a bit disappointing though, in all honesty. It is not spacious, it’s really small, the private bathroom is more of a cabin. It had several issues as well, you couldn’t close the bathroom door properly, the toilet seat was really loose, the door of the shower unit could only be fully closed by applying violence. There were two soap dispensers next to the sink and the one with hand soap was empty while the other contained some kind of shampoo that didn’t work well for cleaning your hands. The bed was rather cheap and a bit uncomfortable as well.
However, the shared kitchen and living space are really nice and well decorated. The only bad thing about the kitchen is the equipment, there’s not a lot of dishes for the amount of rooms with different guests and the pans were in a really rough condition. Don’t try to make an omelette.
Communication and check-in were nice and easy, Raiza is courteous and friendly.
If anything, I didn’t communicate much because my girlfriend and I stayed for only three days and we were focused on seeing as much of Lisbon as possible. I’m sure Raiza would’ve reacted to the issues mentioned above if I had reached out to her during our stay. So that’s certainly a plus.
In summary, we didn’t have a bad time or anything. It’s just that the details of the suite’s description here on AirBnB paint a somewhat different picture than what we saw on-site. If you’re mainly looking for a place to sleep you will probably be just fine.