We very much enjoyed staying in Joana's flat! Joana was away so we were greeted at a local museum by Sacha who walked us to the apartment. Just a short stroll and really helpful for us get our bearings (taxi from the airport drops you off at the Fado museum as cars aren't allowed on the laneways to the apartment). I would recommend traveling with backpacks and not wheely-bags as the cobblestone streets and steep staircase leading to the apartment are better navigated with bags you can easily carry. The space was bright, clean, and welcoming, and the juliette balcony and views were delightful! We were two friends using a room each, so there was an extra €20 charge that isn't on the listing, but the Wi-Fi wasn't working so Joana removed the additional charge as compensation, which was appreciated. We walked to the local train station the day after we arrived, where there is a phone shop, and purchased sim cards with internet for our phones, so was an easy resolution! There was some miscommunication over how late we could leave our bags at the apartment after checking out, so I recommend clarifying with Joana personally and not her representative if she is away, to make sure there is no confusion. We had a wonderful time and would highly recommend staying at Joana's apartment! The area is lovely, full of little hole-in-the-wall bars and bakeries, and bigger restaurants with Fado music that quietly drifts through the balcony doors in the evening and is very pleasant. Every laneway has another treat in store so bring your walking shoes and make sure to make the most of the sights. The castle is nearby, and there are many vista's within walking distance too. For further trips, you can walk to the Fado museum and book an Uber or hail a local taxi very easily, or take a tram or train from stations within walking distance to the apartment. Mini red and white local port's awaited us on arrival and was a nice touch. You won't regret staying at the apartment so book now!