Location is everything when you travel to a new city, and this place has it. Central to many sites and neighborhoods - Alfama, Chiado, the waterfront - and also the Metro (though we didn’t use it). Downside — it’s touristy and you have to walk a bit to get to a market if you want to cook. But it’s actually not a great place if you plan to do any cooking. There was no oven, which is odd (and probably should be called out in the listing), and this hampered our intention to cook one night. Sleek kitchen, mostly just for looks, but there was a Nespresso (and a store close by so I could get some pods). Note that the kitchen is not stocked with anything beyond salt and pepper, so you would have to supply it all.
Very well-decorated place, but the living/dining room is smaller than the pictures suggest. It was not a cozy or comfortable apt for just hanging out given the amount/type of seating. It really is an apt for up to two people who plan to be out enjoying Lisbon, which we did.