I was welcomed by Inês' mom who showed me around the flat which has everything you'd expect. It looks exactly like the photos, even had the same book on the bedside table ;) I cooked several times during my stay and didn't miss any essential things in the kitchen. The flat doesn't have any windows other than the ones in the doors to the patios, so it can get a little dark early/late in the day, but this is made up for by the very bright patios which were the main reason I booked this place. The main patio has an indoor and outdoor section separated by a sliding glass door. An extra table and a few stools have been added since the photos were taken. Part of the outdoor patio is covered by a roof, but you can still catch some sun a few hours a day. There's a smaller patio on the other side of the flat that I only used for hanging laundry (there's a wall-mounted drying rack for this that is not seen in the photos). If you're planning to spend time at home and especially on the patio during the day, you might want to know that the neighbor has a dog that barks quite a bit, at least during my 12-day stay. Location-wise you're in the middle of one of the most beautiful and cozy parts of town (I stayed in Lisbon for more than 2 months and lived in several places). You have the scenic (and touristic) lookouts just around the corner from the flat, but can also easily get off the main roads by walking into the many cozy, narrow streets of Alfama. A great place to get lost in! This is definitely a flat I could see myself returning to.