You get what you pay for: The room itself was as big as on the pictures, the general condition of the room and the house however is worn down: Creaky doors, stairs and floors (I guess Maria will comment that it's an old building... no excuse not to keep it in shape though!), Flimsy toilet seats, paper-thin walls (you can basically hear the whole floor doing whatever people doing at night). Showers are two floors down, next to the community area which can be a bit awkward.

I picked up the keys on the day before because there would be no one at the reception because of the easter holidays. After receiveing the keys I was urged to give "a friendly neighbour" a tip of 5-10€ because he would have to come over to unlock the main door for me. I politely refused since I already had the keys in my hand and saw no need for this. Turns out he was around the whole time and part of the staff.

The location is lisbon however is quite central, although I took an Uber most evenings (2-5€ from anywhere in the city center) to save myself from climbing up the countless stairs to the hill where the hostel is located. From my room however I had a marvellous view over the east past of Lisbon.