Tiago met us at the Museu do Fado (nearby) and walked us to the flat. It was up a windy, cobbled street that is the standard in the Alfama. The building is old, but well-kept and everything is clean, tidy, and well-renovated, maintaining the charm. The apartment was just was we needed--well-lit and funky. The kitchen was well-stocked with pots and utensils so that i could cook when we didn't want to eat out, the beds were comfortable and the bathrooms good. We had access to one of the greatest folk-music experiences right outside the door--and we hear Fado every night. It was easy to use the public transport or get a cab from the flat, but we mostly just walked and walked. I would not suggest the flat for someone with difficulty climbing stairs, though that person might avoid most of Alfama and seek a newer area to stay in. Any question I had was answered immediately. We would stay there again in a heartbeat.