We really enjoyed our stay in Lisbon. The apartment is very well kitted out with great amenities for the little place - it has a very good shower (really important!), marble/stone counter tops, and great simple decor which gives it a calm and cool vibe. It is located in a relatively quiet little alley in Alfama, off the main streets where the trams rattle up and down (so is quiet in that regard). Nonetheless, all the houses are so close that noise carries and is likely to be a slight issue wherever you are. On a few occasions the neighbours directly below were having parties/loud music (it was the festival time when we visited and I imagine this wasn't usual) which felt like it was right there in your room, but they did stop by 10pm or so. Likewise people talking in nearby apartments sometimes could easily feel like it was in your own room. Nevertheless we did sleep fine and get good rest - but do bring some earplugs for the mornings if you want to sleep in and sleep with the window open and are a light sleeper. Overall this will be common to Alfama - and I think is likely outweighed by the charm for the area. There may be some apartments further out which are bigger and perhaps more quiet, but the central location was very good. You can tell that from the photos that the apartment is small - but it was perhaps a little smaller than we anticipated. The bedroom is a nice size and is calm to sleep in, but the living areas aren't quite big enough to lounge around in for very long. It was clean and very well kitted out and designed, but not spacious. Again this is common to all Alfama properties and is what you get if you're in the area. We got used to it, but for the length of time we were there (about 8 nights) you may want somewhere a little bigger - especially if you'd like to spend a bit more time in the apartment. We'd still consider an apartment that size if we returned as its what you get in the Alfama, but it sometimes did feel quite claustrophobic (especially if it was noisy outside). One thing to note is that there is a low doorway going into the little kitchen - my partner banged his head about 4 times (he's about 6ft) at the start which wasn't ideal but we got used to it in the end (with the help of a home made paper sign to remind us to duck!). Alfama is a great place to stay as it has so much character, and there are a couple of good restaurants and cafes very nearby (dont go for the very touristy ones - do some research and there are lots of good ones). We got around by walking and taking Ubers mostly. We walked to the bar district (about 30 minutes or...