The Airbnb is in a great location, it is slightly out of the city centre, but has great transport connections and is really close to loads of nice bars and restaurants. There were towels, soap sachets, a small washing up liquid, a few toilet rolls and a bin bag provided - not sufficient for the entire trip but a nice gesture.
Upon arrival we noticed the hallway has no light. Having arrived at night, this did make finding the apartment really difficult in the pitch black. We quickly noticed that when using several appliances at once the apartment is prone to powercuts, we had roughly 5 powercuts within an hour of arriving. You then have to use the switchboard to get the power back on.
Another thing to note, the shower is built into in a corridor that backs immediately onto the glass kitchen doors. I would recommend staying here with guests you know well…! The shower temperature is also inconsistent and goes from boiling to freezing frequently.
On our first night (Saturday) we went to a nearby bar and admittedly arrived back to the apartment quite late, whilst still trying to be as quiet as possible on the pitch black staircase. We were welcomed by banging on the door and aggressive shouting from our downstairs neighbours who then proceeded to leave a note cellotaped to our door the next day. I would not recommend staying here if you are looking to enjoy Lisbons nightlife. We also had upstairs neighbours move in during our stay who did incredibly noisy building work from 8am every morning making it impossible to sleep in the apartment.
Overall the apartment is really convenient if you are doing a short stay in Lisbon, but overall we agreed that considering the price of our stay, we were not completely satisfied with the Airbnb.