Sebastiaõ provided the necessary information about the apartment weeks in advance. Moreover, he was reachable on the phone when I had an issue regarding the access to the house. The self-checking in and out is useful, but its description had some gaps (for example, the key of the apartment entrance is located in a box attached to another door; in other words, you need to take a key from a door and use it in another, which is misleading).

The apartment has one main bed (located up some stairs –be careful is you have some physical limitations-), a couch and two individual supplementary beds, all in a common space. The house had some limitations: the heating system was an electric heater only for the whole house, there was no hairdryer, and the shampoo had to be bought in a machine (although the description said it was included). The bathroom is a little bit old and the shower had some marks on the floor. Besides, although it is stated that the check-in/out times are flexible, they must be within the time window they indicate (in after 3PM, out before 12PM).

The apartment is located at the second floor of an old building, with no elevator. So that means that all neighbors go next to your door when going up and down. The stairs are wooden made, so you notice when people are around. The Baixa neighborhood has become a touristic hood: we felt that in this building only a noisy young group and us were staying (these people wake us in their way home after partying on a Saturday night). Overall, the apartment is well located in the center of the city, being a nice spot to stay while visiting Lisbon.