This was hands down our worst Airbnb experience ever, and we once stayed in a flat in Brooklyn with no hot water. Firstly, the price was far from cheap for a room in Lisbon, hence we expected something above average. We were beyond shocked to learn that the room was located in a full blown busy hostel operating on two floors, not someone’s calm apartment. The room itself was tiny, there was barely enough space for the bed and a coupe of hooks by the door. Luckily we only stayed for one night, as there wouldn’t have been space to unpack our belongings. Secondly, the street is full of Indian and Middle Eastern restaurants, and the noise level was unbearable till midnight. Even earplugs didn’t help. But that was not even the worst part, it is what came after once the other guests started to arrive to their rooms in the middle of the night. You could hear every single sound in the kitchen and the corridors, and that lasted till 4.30 AM. Even asking them politely to quiet down made no difference, and we barely slept the whole night. To sum it up, the room is basically located in the most expensive youth hostel in Lisbon, and I would not recommend it to anyone who is not interested in listening to people after partying in their rooms till the morning.