This apartment is a perfect little jewel! The space itself is very pleasant: super-clean and perfectly decorated. There is a window next to the dining table that provides a lovely view of the red-roofed buildings - it was so nice to sit at that table having breakfast as the sun rose over the neighborhood, or to watch night fall from the same window. It was also great to stay in a building with history. The entryway walls downstairs displayed the quintessential Portuguese tiles, and the apartment was designed to showcase an exposed beam element from the original architecture. The location could not be better. As you EXIT the apartment, if you turn right, you will come to 3 different restaurants very close by. Definitely have fish/potatoes/salad at traditional restaurant Ze da Mouraria, open for lunch only. Jasmim da Moraria & Food Temple are also good. We saw 2 different musicians playing briefly in front of Jasmim while we visited. Fado was born in this quaint neighborhood, and there's an interesting little street exhibit about a number of famous artists near the apartment, past Ze da Mouraria. To go have a drink and listen to street music in front of A Ginjinha was just maybe a 10 minute walk. We truly enjoyed the time we spent in the apartment and in the neighborhood. This apartment was just right for the 2 of us. We hope to come back and stay again!