What a great find for a stay in Lisbon. Not only is this a very clean, and comfortable apartment, in a good location, but the host could not have been more welcoming or knowledgeable about the city. When I first arrived Pedro greeted me, with a nice dessert wine and some of the local pateis de nata, the famous custard tart. (word of advice...it is worth the trip to the original Pasteis de Belem...had a few at different places during my stay, but these were just a cut above...one of the best dessert treats I ever had..something about the consistency of the custard, or something extra in the taste...whatever...it's a MUST). He spent time to point out places I should see and history etc...it was like having my own private tutor about the is great city.
I loved the fact that it was so quiet, but locations around the city were quite reachable. Just go up the steps to get the Barrio Alto, trendy bars, restaurants etc, or down the hill to the Avenue Liberdade with all the upscale stores, and beautiful what is a beautiful and world class street of its own accord.
Another real perk, is that right around the corner, the street right next to the apartment is one of the best little restaurants in Lisbon. La Buvette da Mae D'Agua, is a little gem, and I had a fantastic dinner there. Also the pizza place right there is highly rated, and many consider it one of the best in Lisbon. Not sure of that?.... but I liked it better then the more trendy Pizza a Pezzi up the hill. And there is also a pretty good Indian Tandoori place and 2 mini markets open to 10....Very convenient.
So I highly recommend, and feel lucky that I found the place for my stay in Lisbon. My best advice for folks coming to the city who are not 25, or don't have 25 year old legs, try to learn as much about the public transit system as you can before you come. Lisbon is a VERY hilly city. I'm a photographer who loves to walk with my somewhat heavy photo gear, and I found Lisbon a bit of a challenge. I definitely got to see a lot, but felt there were places that I would have gotten to, IF, the hills were not so big. So I finally started to figure out the public transit towards the end of my short stay and that made all the difference in the world.
If this place is open for your dates, I would definitely give it a big thumbs up.