Pros: Apartment is really cute. Located below one of the best views in Lisbon Air flowed well through the apt with windows open. Cons: There is no Air Conditioning, so the apartment can reach a very uncomfortable temperature during the summer. Bathroom is much smaller than in the pictures. Having the windows open constantly for some air flow made it very noisy; construction, dogs barking, kids playing, drunk people, and church bells start at 8am. The windows and doors were constantly slamming shut with the wind. There is no clothes washer. The wifi worked for 1 day out of 9. TV didn't work at all. Host tried to give us a portable wifi on day 6 but did not work either. This apt is a managed property by the host so you won't get that warm lived in feeling with any spices or things for cooking. It was difficult for uber to find the apartment most of the time. Since the apartment was not someone's actual home, the owner of the property seemed to care a lot less about our needs and comfort compared to Airbnb's we have stayed in that were people's actual homes. On the second day, the shower started to overflow with water after turning it on and covered the bathroom floor with water. After we had to hand plunge the water down the drain(there was no plunger) we removed a softball size wad of hair from the drain(this was the second shower of our stay, so it was not ours). We sent photos of the mishap to Maria, and nothing was done about it whatsoever. After several days of our wifi not working, and us being upset about it as wifi was our sole way of communication, Maria called to say she having someone come to the apt to look at the issue. Instead of her handling the wifi issue, she made us wait at the apt until the man arrived and had us stay at the apt while the man worked for a portion of our day. Around day 5, it was around dinner time, our key broke off into the entrance of the building(it is almost impossible to get into the building, you have to turn the key ever so slightly and literally slam your body into the door) and we immediately contacted Maria for assistance, as other tenants would not be able to get in. When she responded, she told us that someone would come tomorrow to take the key out of the door. When we asked what if we were locked out after coming home from dinner, she simply responded "let's hope not" and "so better hope the door stays open until morning." After coming home around midnight, there was about four people waiting outside the building that could not get in. After about 15 minutes of ringing random bells, one of the people in the building rang us in. After realizing this was going to be a big problem for others,...