We stayed at Suzana's apartment for 2 and a half months, and while we did not meet, her friend Rute was available to check us in and was our main contact during our stay. The apartment is in a nice location, close to many restaurants and bars but tucked away on a relatively quiet street. It is spacious and equipped with everything you need for a long stay. However, the overall feel of the place is neglected. Most of the furniture could do with replacing. The TV only has Portuguese free-to-air shows, and is so old it doesn't even have a HDMI port to connect anything. Kitchen appliances are old and the oven broke twice while we were there. Rute had it fixed quickly, but unfortunately it stopped working again about a week later. The mattress in the master bedroom was not comfortable and we had to pad it with extra blankets so we couldn't feel the springs. There are things like empty pots of dirt around the place that I'm assuming once had plants in them... but not for a long time by the looks of things. There was food in the cupboard that expired in 2017 and old, used toiletries in the bathroom that needed to be thrown out. You can also hear literally everything happening in the neighbour's apartments -- walking around, alarm clocks, snoring, EVERYTHING. Obviously that comes with being in an old building, but it was very strange to be woken up by a neighbour sneezing in the middle of the night. Overall, while we enjoyed our time in Lisbon and the location of this apartment, I think this place could do with some serious love from the owner, otherwise I probably would not recommend if you're staying more than a few days.