The apartment is in an old building with really high ceilings and lots of moldings and trim details so if you are like me and enjoy architecture, the place has that to offer. The room I stayed in was clean, honestly fairly large (I was alone, but I think the room fits four) and had a big window onto the street. During my four days in Lisboa, there were four other small groups of travelers from around the world who were all friendly and open to chat and share a bit about themselves but at the same time, it was never once impossible to sleep or to feel like there was privacy. But if you want a truly private place, just know that there are people sharing communal spaces with you. Two bathrooms; never ran into the problem of not being able to use one b/c there were too many people. Pedro is a very friendly host, not to mention a great guide to this beautiful city. The location is alright. It's not in the oldest part but the city is so small and it's directly between two metros stops that will get you pretty much anywhere in under half an hour. The neighborhood is actually nice to walk around. Check out the little garden just a few blocks away and the Principe Real neighborhood (also nearby) for a nice wander. All in all, Pedro's place was a charming séjour and a good base from my Portuguese explorations.