The view, the view, the view and location, location, location. Both make it absolutely 150% worthwhile. The 6 floors or 114 steps are really quite easy to climb as they are relatively shallow and come in packets of 10. Even an overweight middle-aged woman like me had no difficulty. And the view from the sweet little terrace is unbeatable, just unbeatable. The photos don't do the flat justice, it is more beautiful. With its quaint wooden furniture, that is NOT from Ikea for once it is very original, with lots of space to put stuff if you stay longer. The only downside is the bed in the awning. Even with all the windows open over night and the portable aircon running, it is still stuffy and difficult to sleep. Reversing head and feet so as to get more space over our heads didn't really help. I moved in the early mornings to the terrace where I curled up and this was wonderful, if basic. Having said this: This flat is stunning, don't miss going there. It even made me overcome my reluctance to stay in flats that could be available for regular residents of Lisbon, and I did not regret it.