We could not have been more delighted by our host, Rui Engana, and our stay in his apartment. He and his wife Ana met us at the Fado Museum and we walked the short stroll up into the Alfama to the apartment where we found two of the Lisbon's famous egg-custard tarts awaiting us. The apartment is even more charming than the photos on the website show: lots of windows and light, beautifully renovated with refinished floors, well-equipped kitchen and bathroom. The bedroom is on the second floor which provides an exceptional amount of privacy for two people. It has a view out onto a church tower. We highly recommend the experience of staying in the living community of the medieval Alfama, with neighbors leaning out the windows to talk with each other, fabulous but inexpensive restaurants and fado venues, little grocery stores, a few steps away in every distance. This is the way to experience Lisbon! Oh! I shouldn't forget the excellent guidance Rui gave us during our visit as to what to visit and where to go. We really felt that we had met a friend who took care of us. p.s. We had some difficulty communicating with our host just before our visit which was not his fault, but rather due to our not understanding that we had to log onto the Airbnb website in order to make the email address that airbnb had provided us work.