Great central location with a Fado restaurant right in front that put on a great show. The street was a bit loud into the morning hours, but that is to be expected given the close proximity to bars in such a populated tourist center, and didn't interrupt sleep for the most part. The apartment was clean and provided some basic amenities, but didn't have many conveniences of the more lived-in AirBnBs we've enjoyed. Essentially, it has the feel of a managed property, which isn't necessarily a problem, but does contrast with smaller family run rentals. Communication and policies were more of the same, with an unusual requirement (perhaps a national one though) to submit loads of personal information via a third-party web service before being able to check-in, and a surprisingly harsh policy announcement over the phone ahead of check-in that guests will be filmed outside the building to assure that they place the entrance key back in the lock box or pay a fee of 250 euros. Overall, the place was adequate for our purposes, but felt a bit primitive and impersonal for the reasons mentioned above. Oh, we never did get the elevator to work from the ground floor and another guest had his bags stuck inside (door doesn't appear to open from ground floor, but does from other floors), so if that is important to you, you may want to check with the property manager to see if it has been fixed. Lastly, we found the luggage storage closet quite useful on the ground floor.