This slightly old fashioned apartment is located in a central residential area, close to a nice public park and few touristy cafés. It's about a ten minute walk to the nearest subway station and to some of Lisbon's main sights.
The apartment is basic and could use a bit of refreshing and renovating. There is no door to the bedroom, and the bathroom is behind the kitchen rather than near the bedroom (which is typical in older Portuguese buildings). The kitchen has basic equipment, but not much more (for example, there is no chopping board).
Unfortunately, cleanliness was lacking when I stayed here - there was mould in the bathroom, hair in the bedroom and the coffee machine hadn't been emptied. The only plant in the apartment is dead.
The check in is done by Pedro's neighbour, an older lady who is very kind. Communication with the host himself was scarce: I had to message the host to find out what the check in arrangements were, was not contacted at all during my stay, and was not provided with a phone number in case there was a problem.
All in all, it's fine if you just need a place to sleep, but there are better deals out there.