Our first trip to Lisbon - extraordinary city and environs. Stayed 7 nights at Pedro's and will likely return. Overall very positive but significant areas for improvements that could have made our stay even better. Luis and Antonio were very helpful and responsive. Area is super - Largo do Carmo provided a good place for a quick bite or dinner and a place to have Sangria at end of a touring day. I would not recommend this for more than a couple. Building is very old, as stated, (not meant as negative) apartment well done and as depicted. Some quirky aspects as to be expected given the restoration. Lift a bit of a pain - needs improvement - literally can't quite see what you are doing in evening, motion light system needed on entering building. (might be there possibly not functioning) Clean linens, towels and light cleaning should be provided on day 3 - we did wash towels but they came out as boards and need professional cleaning. We made good use of outside balcony but had to improvise sun screen as morning sun brutal. A simple vertical sun screen properly designed would be a real plus as breakfast there was a treat. Bathroom is nicely designed (needs some touchups, shower head squirts water on floor which could be prevented by twisting head, but needs repair) but does need improved lighting.
Some simple ammenties are missing, e.g. roll of paper towels should be there, paper napkins, coffee buds - the right ones are hard to find - as well as some small items you need to buy. (we only had breakfasts in aparetment and one simple dinner) This is particularly true as closest market is lacking and items hard to find and also, shopping for items in Lisbon does not seem easy. Pingo Doce very good place to shop for food etc - on way to Rossio, take taxi back. Parenthetically, generally taxis very good and cheap with exception of ride from airport (got nailed for 40euros - should have insisted on use of meter). A TV list of stations would be helpful.
Again, overall a real plus and these comments are made to be productive and alert future tenents of what to expect. Lastly, Lisbon needs to be well researched before visiting as much to see and understand. Four of the restaurants we ate at were extraordinary and a real bargain compared to US.