This location is very close to the metro, but the walk from the stop is almost completely uphill, so if you’re traveling with a lot of luggage, you might want to spring for a taxi ride the rest of the way. While the location is great, we had a hard time finding the place at first, but once you know where you’re going it’s a breeze to find again. If traveling in summer, I would note that the lack of AC makes the room extremely hot, with only a small fan to provide some relief. Another guest in the reviews mentions this place is much like a hostel and I would very much agree with this statement. If you’re just using this place as a bed to crash for a layover, it’s functional, but if you plan to stay in Lisbon for an extended period of time, I’m not sure I would recommend this place. Depending on the other guests that are there at the time, you may hear people bumping around in the kitchen at midnight or have to wait for the bathroom due to people showering, but the room we stayed in was private, locked, and was clean. The only thing in the entire place that didn’t seem clean to me was the shower, and that’s only because the drain was very slow, so if you were in there more than 10 minutes, you might be standing in water, which I think is kind of gross. Other than that, Antonio does a great job with upkeep and there’s even a little light in the hall that switches on when motion is detected so you don’t have to stumble around in the dark.