The place is spacious and the architecture beautiful. We arrived a day and a half late and late at night. Antonio's family met us and had bought us breakfast foods knowing we were arriving past midnight. Everything was fabulous except that WiFi was not working (from other comments it seems it usually works) and Antonio was out of town and his mother did not know how to fix; it was also cold in late March. The space heater in each room needs to stay on even when you are not there as the walls are a couple feet thick (probably keeps the place cool in the summer). Patio nice, living room large, kitchen had everything. Go up the hill, to the right and you are on Misercordia which takes you straight into Barrio Alto and Chiado with steps or elevator into Baixa (el Centro). Excellent restaurants nearby. A beautiful mirador looking over the city just a few blocks away (up the hill, turn right, go 3-4 short. blocks). Antonio's family was very helpful. His mother made fado/restaurant reservations for us in her name at Sr. Vinho, and recommended excellent restaurants (including Bairrio del Avillez), ways to get around (Tuk-tuk from Placa Figueira to the Castel) and places to go. Lovely.