The Apartment definitely has some amazing views of central Lisbon and the river, however, it was the most difficult apartment I have ever had to get to physically. There are over 100 steps up a step hill alongside an old tram (3.50 euro per ride) to get to the side street, then you have to go up a narrow staircase 4 levels to get to the apartment. The apartment is furnished nicely with multiple patios to watch the sunrise and sunset. The bed was small and hard, and there were not enough blankets as the night cooled off (just one simple duvet). There was also only two set of towels (2 towels and 1 face cloths). The kitchen was great - stainless steel appliances and gas burning stove. We could not get any of the stereos to work to play our music. The most disappointing part was the shower - it had no pressure so it was a small stream of water coming out where you could barely wash your hair and body. We asked to have it looked at but they just told us this is typical of old buildings. If we had known this for the price we paid we would have stayed at a hotel. We were able to walk to everything to start our days and tours, however, the huge flight of stairs to the unit made you prepare for a day where you don't plan on returning to the unit. The positive is we were so central to all the main sights and squares, the downside is that traffic made it a nightmare to get out of the area in a car, taxi or Uber. We would not stay at this unit again.