I stayed in the apartment for nearly six weeks. The apartment is well-located in a nice quiet part of beautiful Belem, a very short bus, train or Uber ride into many of the central parts of Lisbon. The area surrounding the apartment has everyone you might need including several grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, shops and the Jardim Botanica da Adjuda. The apartment is on a quiet street and has a bit of a view of the Tagus River. The apartment and building are old so there are naturally some issues, namely the dampness inside the apartment from the rain and humidity and the noise from the other tenants in the building. Because the apartments in the building are also airbnbs, there was a continual churn of tenants and noise. I contacted Francisco several times to ask him to remind the new tenants about the quiet time rule, which usually took care of the issue, but still the walls are very thin, there is no insulation so you can hear most everything. The kitchen was outfitted with the basics, but since I stayed in the apartment for a long time and cooked a lot, it would have been nice to have a couple of large bowls for mixing and preparing salads etc. Also, there were only two small paring knives, a few more knives and a can opener would have been nice as well. The bed was comfortable, but when I removed the cover to wash the sheets, I saw several unseemly stains. The mattress should be replaced. The bathroom shower was nice, but getting in and out of the shower/tub was a daily challenge because of the height of the tub. Also, it would have been nice to have a hook to hang towels in the bathroom. There is no where to hang even a face towel. The living sofa is worn out but still a place to relax. I had to put the three area rugs in the living room and bedroom away inside a garbage bag because they were pretty dirty and probably hadn't been washed for a long time. Francisco was generally very responsive to my texts and calls and I appreciated his attention when I needed it.