Brilliant little flat right in the middle of the amazing old town. Once you get used to the back streets you can nip up the hill to the viewing point and visit the many amazing bars and restaurants, which seem to be crammed into the smallest spaces. Many of which don't exist on Google so if you see somewhere little be brave and just jump in and if they are friendly, stay!
I recommend Lucindas Restaurant, and the small bar Tasca São Miguel de Alfama at the downhill to the left. Lovely little bar with amazing snacks :)
Also Restaurante de Comida Portugal (R. dos Remédios No.63) which isn't on Google yet nut was an amazing little family run place with the mother doing the cooking and truly incredible food.
The stairs are quite steep up to the third floor flat since it is such an old building they can be a little difficult after a few beers but a great escape from the crowds below.
Hosts were amazingly helpful, answering all our questions and more as well as coming to meet us when we arrived at the nearby Museo Do Fado: About a 3 minute walk away but the nearest a taxi can get. Don't be intimidated it really is easy to get around on foot, I was happy to carry our bags up the winding alleys.
I also highly recommend going over to visit the LX Factory, a little artistic quarter with some amazing little cafes and shops.
Oh and eat as many pasteis de nata that you can!!! You'll miss them after you leave.
I recommend the Manteigaria at Time Out Market. Oh and get a Santini Ice Cream while you are there! (If the queues are too big there is an empty Santini's in Belem.)
Enjoy Lisbon, look after the city and be kind. There are a lot of tourists there and we don't want them ruining the place! Show them Air BnB tourists are the best type of tourists!