The hosts are very active in communication prior to the arrival. They are kind and do take care that you find the accomodation easily. It is a little hidden in the small and windy streets in Alfama, but not difficult to find though.

The appartment itself is smaller and darker than we thought and stuffed with furniture that makes it even challenging to find a free spot to open up your suitcases. There is basically no wardrobe/storage/shelves in the appartment for your stuff. Also the bathroom is unexpectedly tiny.
The apartment is dark, only the bedroom(!) has a small window. The "living room" (which is basically the entrance area) gets some daylight through a kind-of a porthole.
We were even not really excited by the cleanliness, it felt a little grubby and I am not sure if the bedclothes were new.

It has an equipped small kitchen, offers a coffee-machine and also a bottle of wine. You will definitely need the wine to be able to tolerate the noise from the upper neighbour. There is zero acoustic insulation, you hear everything just as it would happen in your room; steps, talking, tv, even dishes rattle.

We took the chance to use the bycicles, those are really good to have. Lisbon is an amazing and versatile city, we loved it´s architecture, it´s kind-of old modern feeling, it´s lively-friendly locals, bars, the beach, the mercado....we were galvanized...