An affordable and well located home, just 5 mins walk from the commuter train. Do note, while the commuter gets you to town in 25 mins; Amadora is the suburbs outside of town. There's mostly residential around, with a few restaurants and grocers conveniently nearby. That said, you can hear street noise from the room, especially with the window open. For this price though, I've 0 complaints.
Lucineia was easy to communicate with, and very friendly, she even accommodated an early checkin at 11am, and a checkout at 5am (had to catch an early bus to Porto).
The room I used had two beds, but there was only another guest on one night of my stay, so it was practically a private room. It's definitely best suited for those travelling in pairs, and preferable to hostel dorms. There are lockers for security too, and the window keeps it breezy even in summer heat.
There's only one WC, but it didn't cause an issue with waiting, while the kitchen facilities were more than adequate, with a toaster oven, hotplates, kettle and coffee machine. All clean and neat too, if a little crammed.