The apartment is located in such a nice and very genuine Portuguese neighborhood, where you can breath a real local Lisbonese spirit, and at the same time it's located in a quiet street and walking distance from all the cultural and historical main amenities of the city (Alfama and downtown, and...); it is also very well served in terms of shops and nice restaurants. Talking about the kitchen is well equipped, and for the bedroom I was sleeping there alone and the bed was ok, I couldn't bet it would be comfy for two, though. Also the toilet is a bit narrow. I really hope Claudia fixed/resolved the problem with the boiler, as it did work only on the first evening for me, and in a cold period, after the whole day spent walking around under the wind, it can be quite discomfortable to get back home and not being able to access hot water, especially if it is an apartment with no heating (as many in Lisbon). My suggestion is to ask and arrange for a check in in her company, so you would be able to ask everything in the very moment you get in: I believe Claudia is a reasonable and understanding person and she would explain what you need (in my case, as my flight arrived earlier than the check in, she kindly offered me to keep my luggage safe and then transfer it in the afternoon, after the cleaning, so that I could check in autonomously whenever I wanted afterwards). As for her responses, you might need a while to get them, as she works in a bar very close to the apartment, but normally she writes you back. Apart from the issue with hot water, I recommend to stay in Graça at Claudia's place !