Views as good as many of the Miradors in town, both in the apartment and on the roof deck! You can see that the Castle across town in the Alfama is about the same height since you are the top of the Alto Barrio. The 4 1/2 or 5 floor walk up and down to the apartment are a challenge, but if you have the attitude that exercise is good for you, and don't have physical limitations, then consider the walk worth the views- and justify gorging on pastries and desserts;) The space is ideal for one, a little tight for 2 since the ceiling protrudes at the edges of the queen sized bed. The apartment has lots of air and light, heaters in both the living room and the bedroom. Joana greeted me and carried my over-weight suitcase all the way to the top! She was extremely helpful in orienting me and in helping with advice during the stay. The neighborhood in the Alta Bairro is charming and has lots of cool inexpensive to foodie level restaurants, a big bar scene, fado, and boutiques/ateliers. A number of sights to see and museums are within this part of town. I particularly enjoyed the Museo da Farmácia, which also has a restaurant with views. From the apartment, Uber is easy to catch from a block away to do a half or full day tour of the sights in Belem or the Gulbenkian Museum. Lots more museums I didn't get to for my next visit. To get to the other parts of downtown, the walk is all downhill, or take the San Francisco-like trolley car, the Bica, or the elevator to come back up. Fabulous bakeries and coffee shops on the walk down to the Chiado metro. I found a fabulous men's fashion store nearby at Up!town Lisboa -Rua da Misericórdia 68. Favorite restaurants include Palacio Chiado - reserve a table in the room with the lion! It's really a palace! Sea Me for fresh caught fish and sushi, Momento is just downstairs, and lots of simply amazing mom and pop style restaurants for regular nights out.