I find that an increasing number of Airbnb's are hastily and sparesely decorated, which comes across as stale and cheaply commercial. More and more "home"stays have little semblance of a homely feel that, I assume, many travelers want. Otherwise, we'd just book a hotel. However, Monica and Bruno's place was decorated to make guest feel like we are at home. The artwork, the books in the bookcase, and the furniture all tied together for a homely feel. The location is walking distance from many tourist attractions including the Praça do Comércio and some famous Fado houses. Also, the area is extremely quiet. I am a light sleeper and didn't need my earplugs. The hospitality was top notch. I was in Portugal for 3 weeks and stayed at 3 different Airbnb's, and Monica and Bruno's place is, by far, my favorite. My only word of caution is that the neighborhood is "up and coming". My friend, who is a Lisbon native, warned me not to walk around by myself in the evenings and to only take Uber after dark. However, this is the case in most big cities. I would definitely stay here again.