I had an amazing stay here, though for North Americans it would be more accurate to think of the space more as a “tiny loft” or “tiny townhouse,” given how “tiny houses” have been represented in North American news media. For the price, though, you can’t beat the value of this space, which pretty much gives you everything you need if you’re a solo traveller. It’s fully equipped and the bed is comfy enough. FYI, The stove is a contact stove, which means it only works if a pot or pan is on it, which I discovered too late. As for location, while it’s not central, the space is on a major bus route that takes you to one of the major subway/metro lines (Sao Sebastião) and is within walking distance of other major bus routes that take you to Baixa and Belém. Also within relatively short walking distance is Lx Factory, which is a trendy new area filled with restaurants, shops, and galleries. It’s also fairly close to Santos train station, which takes you to Cascais. Marques, the host, was always timely in answering any questions I had, though unfortunately I never had the chance to meet him. The only irritant, which is no fault of the host or the space itself, was a rooster that didn’t always understand when dawn was. Also, the space is fairly narrow and favours slimmer body types, so if you’re on the thicker side, you might not be as comfortable here. Other than those very specific issues, the place is very charming, affordable, and clean, and has a great view of the Red Bridge, and it gave me an opportunity to have a unique experience in a unique space as a solo traveller.