The flat was as advertised, Pedro was a welcoming host who responded quickly to our messages. The self-check-in was smooth, and the provided instructions were detailed. We appreciated the small gift Pedro prepared for us.
The windows face a louder street, easily solved with the AC - a necessity in summer anyway. You can hear a lot of what's going on in the hallway, but it shouldn't be an issue as long as you don't have very loud neighbours. The flat is in the same building as the "Turkish Style Hostel" - no idea what Turkish Style means in this context, but we never encountered any issues as the hostel is on another floor. Some comments mentioned a sketchy neighbourhood, but we encountered no problems, even after dark. The locals are very diverse, but they just mind their own business. The Anjos metro station is near the building, and even the famous tram 28 stops nearby. However, when exploring the city, we mostly walked as the flat was not that far from the city centre.