Prima’s home was perfectly located, however, make sure you are properly prepared for the many uphill walks that make up Lisbon (esp. Bairro Alto). Once we arrived, we were able to log into the apartment wifi to notify her we were outside— her sister met us and let us in. Accessing the apartment requires you to walk up 1.5 flights of steep narrow steps. This was no problem for us, but if you have heavy luggage or issues with mobility, it may be tough. Once inside, the apartment is very spacious and looks exactly like the pictures describe— for added clarity, the bathroom is located in the rear of the apartment next to the kitchen area. Another note about the bathroom, it is fairly small— the shower is tight, so if you are a larger individual, you may have a hard time showering. Prima was a fabulous host— she immediately answered questions and offered great restaurant recommendations. We had an issue with the sheets her cleaning staff put on the bed— and Prima personally showed up to remedy the situation with fresh linens and towels! Because Lisbon has older plumbing systems, the water/toilet smell sometimes permeated throughout the apartment. We happened to have our essential oil diffuser on hand, which helped— so I would recommend having something similar because I’d imagine this is not unique to Prima’s apartment. All in all a very nice stay, and I recommend it to future travelers.