:::The check-in process:::
Our experience started out rocky. The check-in was not optimal. On top of booking on Airbnb, you have to fill out a separate check-in form on their own site. Since we arrived at the Airbnb at 12am midnight, we needed to pay a late check-in fee of 20 euros. We told the guy who will check us in our flight info and gave him timely updates (when we landed, how long it would take our taxi to get there etc) but when we got there he wasn't there. We waited 30 minutes and he finally contacted saying that we were supposed to check in the day after (a Wednesday instead of Tuesday) according to their system. We specifically booked to check-in on Tuesday but it was an error on their system. I'm assuming they go by their own system not Airbnb. But eventually the guy came to check us in and thankfully there was no one booked for that Tuesday.
:::The place:::
After this mishap, everything else about the Airbnb was really nice. The location was good (lisbon is very hilly so be prepared to work those legs out). The tram 28 is nearby and a small supermarket and a few nice places for brunch/lunch are nearby. The highlight of the place was the outdoor space in the back. Although the sun didn't hit the area directly when we went (November), it was a great place to work remotely. The bed was comfortable and the place was well equipped and clean. The only gripe I had about the place was that the room is on the ground floor next to the door to the building and when someone opens and closes the door, it's quite loud but the area itself is pretty quiet.
Overall, aside from the rocky start, our experience here was good. It's a great place to work remotely. It may be too small for a family but great for couples.