We ultimately loved this charming little studio and would stay again. Provides the minimal things to get by, but it works, and location in Alfama is delightful. Comfortable bed, hot shower, a tv with actual tv channels. Be aware that the internet is spotty; though we were able to stream movies on the laptop a couple of nights, I wouldn’t stay here if needing to work remotely. Also, no body soap or shampoo provided, almost no dish soap, and minimal linens (an extra tea towel for the kitchen and some wash cloths for the bathroom would be nice). No coffee-making apparatus so we drank instant. Enough kitchen equipment to make pasta, grilled cheese, simple salads. The main window has an outdoor metal blind you can close at night, but the street lights still illuminate the place quite brightly via the window on the door. We fashioned a makeshift curtain with some clothing, but I do recommend that the host puts up a small black-out or room-darkening panel on the door window. We did use the transfer service offered by the host (30 euros to get picked up from the airport and driven directly to the apartment) but, looking back, it was not worth it. Should have just taken a $10-15 Uber (yes, they have Uber in Portugal). Host responded to messages promptly but did not provide any recommendations or local tips. There was supposedly a concierge service with this booking but they never reached out to us, and we didn’t think to reach out to them. Some of my recommendations: guru walk free city tour of Alfama, o Velho eurico for lunch, needle in a haystack for dinner (best to make reservations the day before at both of these places), carcavelos beach day (can take the train), and of course a Sintra day trip.