The apartment is brand new, very stylish and with all mod cons including electrical shutters in each room and air con in the lounge and bedrooms. Two bathrooms, one with a bath tub and in-bath shower, the other (master bedroom) just with a shower. There is a kitchen with hob, separate oven and microwave and a dishwasher so you can cook at home if you wish, but there are not really enough pots or cutlery yet, so you have to put the dishwasher on even when it's not full to have clean dishes for the next day. There were only small glass tea cups - maybe six mugs would be a good idea for British guests wanting tea!! We were met in person by Martha and shown round the apartment and everything was explained to us. There was a small welcome basket with four buns, crackers, a few nectarines and 4 coffee pads for the machine. We had some difficulties with the air con units but Martha responded immediately - we had to flip the fuse on the main unit behind the door - and then they worked with the remote control units in each room. The views are breathtaking - you are so high up you feel you are in a bird's nest. The whole neighbourhood is obviously undergoing renovation so it is a mix of brand new and almost derelict buildings. It is impossible to drive to the apartment, even in a taxi - but it is only a short walk from the nearest passable street. Be prepared for a steep climb up from the nearest metro station at Intendente. But Lisbon is full of steep climbs anyway and we found there was always a breeze on an evening and being at the top of the building meant we could have all the windows open even at night. It was quiet as there is no passing traffic but you do hear the planes coming in to the airport. Wifi worked well. We felt very safe and the entire building is clean and cool when you come into it. Highly recommended!