Marilia's sister met us at check in which made it easier and she went over all the keys. Alfama is a charming older part of Lisbon so the streets are steep, narrow and lined with cobblestones so if you're getting dropped off by the Fado Museum, you'll have to walk with luggage but it's only 3 mins of walking! The bed is comfortable, the balcony lets you listen to local noise and on quiet night slight Fado music. Bring your walking shoes bc this lovely neighborhood has plenty of stairs and cobblestone roads that you'll want to explore. We had coffee and pastel de nata at the cafe downstairs, and walked a few minutes for a soup of the day at another local place each day. At night we'd try some places another few mins away and enjoyed Casa deTia de Helena (also only a few mins walk and their bacalhau de nata is the best that we've tried). The people are friendly, Marilia is responsive, and it was a great base for our stay in Lisbon.