The location is great. You're in the middle of the Chaido district with shopping, restaurants, and an excellent bakery just downstairs. Jose left delicious pasties de nata and a bottle of white wine, which we enjoyed. Communications were generally good and access easy.
Compared to the pictures, which portray a bright, light, airy apartment, I found it a bit drab and, although not blatantly dirty, in need of a thorough cleaning. The window in the bedroom does not open and, if it did, it would open onto an appliance platform that had a sock and lots of cigarette butts. The kitchen window opens up to this same platform. The first morning that I showered I wondered why the bathroom floor was so wet. By the second day the toilet backed up and the bathroom floor was really wet. I discovered the drain in the bathroom floor allows water to seep up through the floor if the plumbing is plugged. And no, we did not put anything down the toilet or shower that did not belong there. We also experienced a minor electrical issue (tripped a breaker for electricity to the entire apartment when I plugged in the towel warmer). There is a light switch in the rather compact stairwell/entry off the street that shuts off after approx. 60 seconds . At night you have to cross the entry to get to it - there is no other light in the entry and the light is not triggered by a motion detector. I only mention this because I tripped in the dark and found myself sprawled on the entry floor one night.
The second "bedroom" is a central area that connects all the rooms in the apartment - you cannot get to the bath or (really small) "master" bedroom in the house without going through it. The description mentions that there is no door to this "bedroom". Probably great for kids. The couple I was with who occupied the "master" (in my opinion, the only) bedroom did not find the mattress particularly comfortable.
Jose offered to resolve the issues, and was gracious enough to allow me to modify (shorten) the reservation.