We LOVED it here! The neighborhood was just what we were looking for: narrow winding streets and alleys with hidden cafes, bakeries, and souvenir shops everywhere. Mulheres selling shots of ginja in chocolate cups for 1€ and the sound of fado echoing through the bustling nightlife which comes alive from about 9-11pm. In the daytime there was so much to see and do within walking distance. The waterfront, castle, baixa, train and ferry terminal, and Praca do Comercio square. If looking for a larger grocery store, try Pingo Doce. Our favorite breakfast coffee and bakery was Café São Miguel, right around the corner.
Carolina was very communicative and helpful. Self check in was simple and she messaged us before our stay and during to make sure everything was ok. The spacious shower was fabulous after some very cramped showers at our previous stays. Everything was clean and modern and in working order. We would love to stay here on our next visit to Lisboa!