This is a very clean, modern, well-equipped apartment. The family has thought a lot about what to provide, and has done a good job. (We appreciated the items for young children.) The view over Praça Martim Moniz--a busy square where Portuguese and immigrant life intersect--is a privilege, and is constantly entertaining. There's a traditional Portuguese bakery across the square, good Indian/Nepalese food right outside the front door, a Chinese-Portuguese grocery in the basement and cafés galore. It's a lively area, and there is sometimes a little noise at night. We enjoyed staying here with a baby, but you need to be ready to do as the Portuguese do and carry your baby carriage down three flights of steps to the street--it's good practice for the rest of Lisbon, which is also full of hills and staircases!