Everything was great with this stay, the pictures in the listing pretty much describes how the apartment is. The "window" made of squared glass that can be seen in the photo of the terrace is placed on the tiny hallway between the kitchen and the bathroom.
Once you enter the apartment, there's a long hallway with no windows (and no clothes hanger) and with a nice open cabinet with disinfectant and candle holders.
At the end of the hallway there's the kitchen and the bathroom (that has a shower with a window to the terrace).
On the left, you enter the living room, which has two doors to the terrace and one to the bedroom (on the opposite side). The bedroom has only one window to the "inner courtyard" of the building, through which every tenant of the building enters. Yes, you can hear the door of the main entrance to the building opening and closing from there, but the sound never woke us up.
From the only ground floor door in this yard, you enter a hallway that has the door to the apartment, the door to another apartment and a small locked storage room.
The bed and the sofa are cosy, we also had spare bed sheets and enough clean towels (4 big, 2 small). The bathroom has liquid soap, shower gel and shampoo, all in wall-dispensers. We also had some fluffy blankets that we could take on the terrace on the colder evenings.
The place is also equipped with a functional hair dryer and a first aid kit.
The kitchen is pretty much fully'quipped, with cooking pans, cluttery, glasses, mugs, plates, bowl, big plastic colander. It also has a coffee machine (with filter), microwave, classic toaster and a strainer (with dish detergent and sponge, of course).
The location of the apartment was also great, being situated in Bairra Alto, within a 5-7 minute walking distance of the Baixa-Chiado metro station, pretty much on the famous tram 28 route and next to two interesting tram depots. Cheap small supermarket close and also a variety of restaurants, bars, souvenir shops. a beautiful viewpoint and even a museum.