The place is run by a company (WHome) which had some nice individuals who dealt with us. All in all we really enjoyed our 10 days here but there are a few things to know that may be useful to those considering this place. The apartment it on the fourth floor (enjoy the pungent smell emanating from floor 1 on your way up), which makes it quite a slog for bringing lots of things in and out, but we managed just fine, surfboard and all, and the view + mini balcony make it all worth while. The kitchen is a slightly awkward layout and isn't very well equipped, really quite a basic setup there if you're considering staying long/cooking a lot. The wi-fi is OK. The place is very charming and minus a few loose screws in the bedroom shutters, and a moving washing machine is in good and clean condition, albeit slightly unlived in by "Sobiya", this is one of those airbnb's that borders more on the side of hotel apartment then privately owned, with very little personal touches. Still, very nice and each to their own. Alfama, and the road is very interesting, in more ways than one. It's got a lot of character, and characters. Watch out for the relentless amount of dog ^%$£ along the road. The surrounding area is outstanding for those higgeldy-piggeldy walks though. Lastly, but certainly not least, parking. Parking can be a notorious nightmare in Lisbon. The EMEL website isn't the easiest to navigate. Parking on the road or surrounding roads, we found most luck on the tramline road at the end of the one way system and up the hill a bit, for spaces. But parking is only legit on the weekends, might even just be Sundays. The two nearest carparks (grafitti/pingo dulce & martim moniz estacionamento) are a literal bump for 24hr spaces (20/30eu), if you like this apartment and happen to be in the situation where you do need to find parking, I recommend parking at Areeiro/Alameda/praca de londres underground 'estacionamentos' which are a few stops on the underground and cost 9-10eu for 24hrs. Highly recommend getting up before sunrise and walking up the hill to Miradouro da Senhora do Monte to see the city waking up.