I had a great stay here. I was a solo traveller, so the apartment was a perfect size for me. I cooked a few basic meals, and all the amenities i needed were there - a couple of saucepans, frying pan, dishes and utensils, chopping board, knives, kettle, microwave, cooker and fridge. There is an oven but I never used it so can't comment on its efficacy. The kitchen is cosy but I preferred eating in the living room where there was more light. The wifi was great - never had any problems - and there was also a bigger TV than in the pictures, with Portuguese cable (with access to Netflix etc. if you have your own log ins). While I didn't need to use it, there is a sofa bed in the living room, which is a little stiff to use (especially with shiny wooden floors!) but you get the hang of it - note the blinds in the living room don't block out much light so bring eye masks if you are sleeping on the sofa bed and light bothers you. Lisbon was pretty cool while I was there, and luckily there was a portable electric heater and Nino had laid out warmer bedcovers, so I was very comfortable in the apartment (though the bathroom can get a little chilly at this time of year if you have the window open as there is no central heating, as with most buildings in Lisbon). It is indeed on the third floor with no lift, so bear that in mind if that is a consideration for you. There is a great view out of the little window in the bedroom. The apartment is located in a great neighbourhood, near lots of cool spots (bars, restaurants, coffee shops), and a short walk away from either Baixa Chiado or Cais do Sodre. If I come back to Lisbon and want to stay in this area again, I would definitely consider staying here again.