Our first thought when entering this tiny apartment was: shit what photos can do! The photos of the apartment in this listing are so manipulative, and doesn´t at all tell the correct story of the place. It is tiny, really bad architectural solutions with 2 bedrooms with no windows, so claustrophobic that it wasn´t possible to sleep there, and the whole place is decorated on a very superficial level as a fake home. The tacky framed photographs of Lisbon hanging all over the apartment just made this into the sad example of what Airbnb often is used as. The material that the fake concrete is made of is also in a much poorer condition than the pictures give the feeling of, and only gave a kind of dirty and cheap atmosphere. And since the fake concrete materiality is the main pictural eyecathcher of this places, it underlines strongly that the feeling of the place you get when looking at photos is a very different one than the actual feeling of the place. It kind of ruined our stay a little bit and we just wanted to get out of there as soon as possible. For people who are ok with that airbnb is just another version of a hostel and who dont mind the fake hipster tourist style and claustrophobic bedrooms, this still could host a lot of people and be a place to crash. But crashing is really the right form of living to do here, it is so so far from cozy.