The host and his family are kind folks and they let us use their (very clean and well-equipped) kitchen. The host gave us all the info on the neighborhood we could have wanted, including food recs, transportation, etc. It's a 5 minute walk from the town square in Sao Pedro, quaint but still tourist-oriented in the best possible way, with a few nice restaurants and cafes. One small warning would be to allot plenty of time to taking public transport. It could have been because of COVID but the tourist buses (433 and 434) were few and far in between even during the day (quite expensive as well, expect to pay 7 euro for one round trip.) Great destination all the same, especially if you get tired of the noise and crowd of Lisbon!