The space itself is really awesome. It is as represented online, it's in a great location, iconic tram 28 goes right by it (and the noise is not bothersome - it's charming), and it's very stylish and comfortable. While check-in went fine using the combination code in the keypad, later in our stay it stopped working, requiring us to use the card keys. This was inconvenient as there were four of us and only two card keys. The bigger inconvenience was after settling in when we discovered that there was no laundry detergent, trash bags, or salt, and there was only enough toilet paper, soap/shampoo, and coffee for a day or two. Upon contacting rent experience, they explained that they only provide supplies for the first day or so because it's a self catering facility. I don't know about you, but I don't desire to find the equivalent of a Target or a corner market when I'm vacationing in another country! To their credit, when I pressed them on this point, they did bring by toilet paper, trash bags, and salt. However they did not bring by laundry detergent or extra soap/shampoo, so we had to go find and buy that. To the next person who stays there, you're welcome, as we of course left the box of laundry detergent there. In fact, I bet that's the only reason there was dishwasher detergent there - it was left over from the previous tenant. Unfortunately we didn't find coffee pods to buy (it was a Keurig type machine), so we visited coffee shops every day. At least there was one really close by! Finally, on our 2nd to last day there, the master bath toilet wouldn't flush and kept running (making it hard to sleep with the noise). Rent experience did send someone promptly, but it wasn't a plumber and he couldn't fix it. I'm presuming it got properly tended to after we left. So our overall stay in Lisbon was pretty good, but unfortunately marred a bit by these inconveniences.