If you like the look of this Bairro Alto attic apartment, then you'll love staying here - because these photos are an excellent representation of what to expect. Teresa's apartment is full of stylish design with some lovely details (such as pottery frogs by Bordallo Pinheiro in the bathroom - I was delighted to find a similar one for sale in the Entre Tanto store in nearby Príncipe Real district, so now I have one too!). It's well equipped, and bright and airy despite being an attic. The location is another plus: it's a small residential building on a quiet street, yet it's just minutes away from some of Bairro Alto's most crazy late-night party streets (so you can participate or peacefully ignore!), as well as excellent restaurants, patisseries, butchers, greengrocer, etc. The rest of Lisbon is easy to reach via the famous 28 tram (which stops very close by) or via the Lisbon Metro. Teresa's recommendations of restaurants etc are definitely worth following, as they include some less-obvious options such as Mercearia do Seculo, a small and stylish neighbourhood grocery store which doubles as a micro-restaurant - we shopped and dined here, and it was all delicious! (in addition, I'd recommend De Castro on pretty Praça das Flores). One thing worth noting is that driving to the apartment is quite an experience, because the streets in Bairro Alto really are very steep and narrow - a challenge for the uninitiated! We'd previously been exploring the Portuguese coast, so arrived here in our rental car - in retrospect, it would have been better to return the rental car first, and then taken a taxi here. So we'll do that next time. Because I'd certainly love to return!