Traveled as: early 30’s American couple and stayed 4 nights in Nov. 2019. Too Long, Didn’t Read (TLDR, summary): There are lots of AirBnBs in Lisbon and I thought this would be a good option, but I would not stay here again in the future and would not recommend this place overall. Here is the longer explanation for why I say this: While the apartment is in a great location, there are many things I did not like about this flat which outweigh any of the positives. First impressions matter, and to start off, we had to wait nearly 30 minutes for someone to meet us at the apartment. I completely understand people are busy but it would have been nice to know that someone would not arrive at the time that we previously communicated about and agreed upon with the owners; the last thing you want to do is wait after travelling all day. The second thing that was not great right out the gate was that the previous AirBnB tenants did not leave the keys in the place where they were told to and the person who let us into the apartment could not locate them and had to give us his set of keys. That means that there was potentially another set of keys floating around somewhere, which made me uncomfortable. If the check-in process was not the first clue to it, entering the apartment really solidified my thoughts. If I had to guess, I would say the owners have too many properties to really give 100% care and dedicated attention to each one, and this place suffers for it. For example, the couch is terribly stained – I laid a blanket on it because I did not want to sit directly on it – and one of the chest of drawers in the sitting room has nearly all of the handles broken on it. The biggest issue is that there is also a really terrible odor to the apartment, and I am not quite sure what it is. The smell gave me headaches, and it actually made my partner suffer from an allergic sinus reaction after the first night. And while the bathroom is good sized, the shower is uncomfortably small, you cannot extend your arm all the way out, which is not great. All of these things combined, we considered ditching the apartment after the first night and renting a room at a hotel – not even caring about money lost – but a large conference in Lisbon made it difficult to find any other accommodations, so we stuck it out for the remaining three nights begrudgingly. I will say that the space itself is a nice size and has a lot of potential, and the towels and bedding sheets were clean which was a silver lining in an otherwise gloomy situation. Ultimately, I thought based on the photos and description of this flat that this would be a good option for a few days. Unfortunately it fell far below our expectations. Of course, you cannot smell an apartment from the photos so that is hard to plan for, and that was probably the biggest downfall of this place. If you like the location, there are a number of reasonably priced hotels in the area (i.e., Lisboa Pessoa Hotel).