Ana's place is a tiny, but very complete house in a quiet neighbourhood of Belém. Access to it was easy, Ana replies quickly if you have questions and goes out of the way might you need assistance during your stay (as we experienced). Within a few hundred meters you can hop onto a bus and connect to the rest of the city.
Furthermore there's a piano and lots of books ( check the photo book of Mozambique. the traveller in me has got ideas again 😊). Contrary to what was written previously, we did the find the bed comfortable and slept well throughout, undisturbed. Only word of caution, and completely behind Ana's control, Portuguese love dogs and their poopoo isn't something you want under your shoes. So watch out where you step in Belém.