The studio is as seen in pictures (just obviously smaller than it looks); I really enjoyed the neo-baroque decor. Is very well positioned in the Alfama, but not too deep into the alleys so that also with a luggage is not too difficult to reach. Very well connected to public transportation: buses at the Cruise terminal (three minutes walk downhill) and historical tram just a short walk (uphill, including stairs). Being set in a small alley and on the ground floor the accommodation is dark and humid, but this would keep it cooler in summer I guess. Just in front of the accommodation there is Pasteleria Alfama Doce, the perfect spot for breakfast! Then in the night you just need to walk around to find bars, restaurants and ginjinha spots.
In general what I missed of my stay in Lisbon has been the authenticity, intensive tourism (I am aware I am also part of the problem) is transforming the historical centre, where Portuguese people almost does not live anymore. The Alfama still retain some of its old charme, and I hope Lisbon will act before complete transformation in a Disneyland for tourists as it happened to Porto.