This was my first time in Lisboa, and it was only as I started to wander more, go on experiences, and meet up with people did I realize how well Pedro's home is situated. Most likely anywhere you want to go will require walking up a hill, and by the time I got to the building, I was sweating much more than I was proud of. That was on me, because I thought it was going to be cooler (I'd say a t-shirt with a light sweater/cardigan will do for most days), so I was wearing more than I needed to, and I was carrying my carry-on. The Metro lets out of the bottom of the hill, also, so when I wanted to go Caiscais or Belem, it was an easy trip down the hill. As an aside, I bought the 42Euro 3-day Lisboa pass, took the Metro, trams and busses every day, and visited museums and it still wasn't worth it, but I do recommend probably get some kind of pass; the city transportations were all clean, though very crowded at peak times.
The smaller room that I stayed in was perfect for my size/needs. I like to think of myself as average height (5'8"), so it was nice that the bed and shower were just the right size for me! There were plenty of options for bedding: thick blanket on top, medium weight comforter below that, then very lights sheets on the bed. The only issues I had with sleeping were self-induced: Lisbon is a city that stays out late, but turning the fan on that's provided creates some great white noise. And on another night I had an espresso at a great local restaurant 2 hours before bed. 0/10, would not recommend.
Pedro was great with communication, and I never felt like I was imposing on his home life, though, as anywhere else, it's always a good idea to be respectful in someone else's home. Overall, this place was a great homebase for my short stay. I really enjoyed being closer to an authentic, Portuguese experience. Would recommend staying here for anyone.