Charming quaint two bedroom house on a quiet side street about five minutes walking distance of the train station. Nicely tucked away from the crowd of the historic center but it's within ten to fifteen minutes walking distance. Patrícia very nicely provided comfy robes, slippers, and a bottle of wine. There's no oven but has all the necessities for a light cooking if you want some homemade meals. Strong hot shower very much appreciated as it gets cold and windy in the afternoon and at night but could last a bit longer. And the only issue I had was with the mattress on the second bedroom which felt very limp on the left side. It sunk in as soon as I laid on the bed and felt like I was going to slide off as well. All and all we'd a wonderful stay and Patricia's house is my husband favorite place that we'd stayed in Portugal.
A small grocery store is located a couple of minutes away and a good size supermarket is about 30 minutes walk, away from the historic center. Restaurants, coffee shops and stores close by. Sintra is a beautiful town with very narrow and hilly streets and limited parking from what we'd seen during our four day stay. We're always amazed at the Portuguese driving skills. It can also get cold and windy for those who come from sunny Lisbon, don't forget to bring a light jacket and a hat.