Marisa is a great host, good communication and very helpful. The area the apartment is in is beautiful - right beside the castle which is DEFINITELY worth a visit and there's a gorgeous viewpoint either at the castle or just a little bit down the hill. The streets are all narrow with uneven cobbles so a pram was so difficult - We used a baby carrier everyday. Only cost us €10 in a taxi from the airport and we took an Uber a few times around the city which was pretty cheap. We struggled to find elevators / accessible entrances to the metro so if you have a pram you'll need to fold and carry it. Marisa provided a baby cot and high chair which was great but the apartment isn't ideal for crawling age babies as everything is low down with lots of breakable ornaments / electricals. The rooms were small but comfortable, great for price but a struggle (we learned) with a small baby. We visited in November so beautiful sunny 20C during day but very cold in the apartment at night. Marisa kindly brought a gas heater which helped. The bedroom and bathroom have electric heaters but you cannot use them at the same time or the fuses blow. Likewise you can't have kettle and heater on (as we discovered). The kitchen is a good size for 2 people. Good sized fridge and microwave and hobs. No oven though. Everything in the apartment was very clean but there were a couple things like a large burnt disintegrating patch of flooring under a rug (discovered by the baby) a stain from an old leak upstairs that just needs painted weigh Marisa pointed out, and a piece of sharp broken flooring on a step (problematic with a crawling baby). Marisa provides a google map of local places which is very helpful and we found a lidl about a 20min walk away with smaller shops closer. The 28 Tram passes right by the apartment and is a good way to see key areas of Alfama, we got on at 9am on a weekday and had the whole carriage to ourselves. We found a couple great places to eat - between the Santa Apolonia station and the water and also The Brunch Cafe near Praca do Comercio. We also did a couple trips by train to Belem (pretty cheap to return by uber) and the oceanarium (walk to santa apolonia station and it's like 2 stops). A HIGHLIGHT was a shop we discovered on the last day with amazing gifts for adults but so there were 6 women sewing handmade dolls - worth a visit even without children https://www.eraumavezumsonho.pt/ Overall a great trip!