Stayed here for a week in mid-October 2021 when Lisboa was having a late summer and it was still pretty warm. It was my first stop in traveling around Portugal a great home for my time in the city. Here's the scoop:
++ Things that were great ++
-Location: Situated between Bairro Alto (bars, restaurants), Príncipe Real (restaurants, shopping), and Chiado (restaurants, shopping) - you're in walking distance of some of the biggest neighborhoods. Plus there's a corner store at the end of the block which was perfect for all my bottled water and chocolate snack needs.
-Noise level: Despite being near so many potentially loud places, it's on a quiet block without almost no street noise. Even hanging out on the patio was quiet, even though it faces the street. I live in San Francisco and am used to city life and random drunk people yelling at 2am, but this place was pretty quiet.
-Aircon: Some places say they have aircon but it's only in the living room and then the bedroom is warm to sleep in; not here! Both rooms have it and feels luxurious.
-The Bed: I think this was the most comfortable bed out of all my airbnbs in Portugal. Plus there aren't too many windows so you can keep it dark in the morning and sleep in.
-Accessibility by taxi/car ride: There are a lot of streets in this area that cars can't get to (because they're too narrow), but this isn't one! Cars can drop you off/pick you up right in front of the apt if you need it. Huge win coming/going to the airport.
-Hosts: Great communication and helpful throughout the trip!
^^ Things to keep in mind (not bad! just heads up) ^^
-Stairs: You've seen this in other reviews, and I was skeptical, but the stairs up to the apartment are VERY narrow and steep. If you have any accessibility issues, this is not the place for you. If you are able to walk up the steps (without massive suitcases), you'll be fine. I had one carry-on and a backpack and I'm glad that's all I had. But they are legit wide enough for one person only.
-Restaurants in the area: There are a ton of places to eat nearby, but most of them get busy fast. I'd try doing reservations if you can, otherwise you might walk around/have to wait a while.
Would definitely recommend this place for 1-2 people. I think you'll find it a wonderful place to retreat after busy days of exploring.