We are a family of 3 adults, and this was our 5th and final stay in an Air B&B during our two week tour of Portugal. When we landed in Portugal at the start of our trip we spent two nights in the Alfama neighborhood of Lisbon. We decided to spend the last 3 days of our trip in the Bairro Alto neighborhood of Lisbon to experience a different area. We stayed in this apartment for 3 nights. The apartment is centrally located in a residential pedestrian walkway. There are no restaurants or cafe on this walkway. All the apartments seemed to be residences that was occupied by owners, or rented out to tourists like us. It is centrally located and you can walk to practically everywhere, if you can tackle hills. We were able to explore a whole different area of Lisbon and discovered many lovely neighborhoods, places of interests, cafes etc when we decided to walk down an alleyway that looked interesting. Our Uber driver dropped us off at the end of the cobblestone walkway, which was about a 2 block walk from the apartment. I had corresponded regularly with Joao from the US as well as after and he was very responsive to all my questions, and gave me various suggestions. Joao also gave me a code for auto-check-in. I was under the impression that you enter the code, the door opens you walk in the apartment and the keys would be there. No. You enter the code, and a lock box opens (you need to know this). Inside the lock box is the key. Then you enter the main door of the apartment complex. Then you use the key to enter the actual apartment. If I had been alone, I would have given up. My college age son figured the whole thing out - thank goodness! We knew our apartment was on the 2nd floor but didn't quite know which door was ours. After trying a couple of doors we got in (it would be helpful to put numbers on the doors for future guests). Though I was able to communicate with Joao throughout our checking in procedure via the ABB app, it was a bit odd and impersonal to go into an apartment on our own, since we had the caretakers or owners letting us in during all our past stays (I realize, other guests may like this approach). Joao had left wine, crackers and various fish spreads, espresso machine with capsules (thank you!), milk and sugar. We also appreciated the roll of paper towel in the kitchen and the paper napkins in the dining room. There was also two different kinds of cereal in cereal dispensers. However, since we didn't know how long this had been sitting in the dispenser we didn't use it. There were also several adapters which allowed us to charge our devices separately as opposed to sharing the one adapter which we had brought along with us - this was...