This is a great apartment for one or two people. It was my base of operation for a week at the tail end of Lisbon's summer. Very modern construction. Two good-sized modern elevators are right outside the apartment door. Air conditioning works very well (just close the kitchen and bathroom doors, and the living room A/C cools the bedroom to your desired level *if* you need it at night). The kitchen has its own very good AC as well, but I didn't feel the need to use it. Wifi is excellent, a vitally important point for me for my digital office! The bathroom is very big, marble tiled including a bidet, a big bathtub, and good counter space. Truly an A+ bathroom. Drawers for clothes are in the living room, no big deal given the size of the apartment, and there is a small rack in the bedroom to hang clothes on. Bed is actual queen-sized, not twin, which is great. However, the foam mattress is past its use-by date, with not enough support for the low back. The kitchen is also modern and pretty fully equipped, has a four-burner gas stove, and a "real" refrigerator with freezer, meaning both are of a decent size for a small apartment. I was disappointed to find the oven out of order, however, with a laminated paper sign to that effect sitting on the rack inside it, so that was a bit of a surprise. The owner should have communicated that to me beforehand. Great electric metal black-out shutters are on the outside of all three windows (living room, bedroom and kitchen). The location for this unit is fantastic, on a very busy avenue, not even a four-minute walk to the wonderful Lisbon metro. The apartment itself sits on the inside of the block, however, overlooking a massive open area situated between all the buildings surrounding the block, so the apartment is *VERY* quiet, an important thing for me. A full modern grocery store is just a four minute walk up the avenida. There are lots of coffee shops and pastelarias within a few steps, with amazing pastries. It's only four or five quick metro stops to the scenic Rossio and Baixa-Chiado/Bairro Alto districts for shopping, and amazing Portuguese cuisine. Noting the bed and oven situation described above, which should be easily fixable, I recommend you don't pass up this property for your base of operation in Lisbon!