A stylish, modern, and practical place to stay in the heart of Alfama. I stayed with my two children, ages 5 and 8. They loved the bunk beds. To make it easy with the kids, I was able to use the well-equipped kitchen (with microwave and 3-burner range). I also did a small load of laundry each day and hung it out to dry on the pulley-system out the window. We stayed for 4 nights, but I wish we'd had longer!
Everything was sparkling clean. Check-in and out were easy. Liliana was quick with communication and we had everything we needed.
Do note that the apartment is only accessible by stairs, both from the road and once inside the building. We had one larger suitcase of 20 kg that I was wishing we'd left behind! A backpack would be more practical.
A tip - We bought the 72-hour Lisbon card, but I did not find it worth the money with the kids. Many of the "top 10" attractions that it covers are quite cheap or free for kids anyway, and other attractions are only a discount. The local buses were usually running very late, so it was difficult to use the included public transport to make timely connections. The train to Cascais and Sintra are covered with the Lisbon card, but they are so packed with tourists that we had to stand the entire way to both places. I would have preferred to save the money and just use Uber + the longer train rides. The only benefit of the Lisbon card was a few places we got to jump the queue.
My kids loved the modern art museum near Belem Tower. That was a highlight of their trip! In Sintra, Monserrate was much less crowded than other sites and had amazing gardens.
Overall a fantastic stay, and we'd surely stay at Liliana and Bruno's place if we go back to Lisbon.