The apartment is perfectly located at the center of the city which makes it easy to go wherever you need to explore. It’s on a hill (like many streets of Lisbon though) so you shouldn’t be afraid to put a bit of effort on the walk, especially with your luggages and when it’s 40°. It can become a bit epic.
That being said, it is located on the busiest street of Bairro Alto, which is basically a neighbourhood where bars are open 7 days a week and people come to party until 4am. You won’t be able to sleep without earplugs if you get the front room.
There’s no wifi on the apartment. I was remote working and had no option to work inside the apartment as the signal was to weak to use my phone as a personal hotspot. If you have work to do, you’ll need to do it from a café or a coworking place.
Last detail worth mentioning, the water on the shower goes from boiling to ice cold real quick and the temperature is difficult to regulate.
Florian has been lovely from the beginning until the end. The apartment price for Lisbon during summer is super competitive which can make it a great choice, depending on your priorities.