The view of the castle and the river from Panorama 2’s large private deck, and from the complex’s shared deck, is stunning. (The listing doesn’t show Panorama 2’s private deck.) However, if you need excellent internet and a responsive host, this is not the place for you to stay. (That said, I’m guessing Mario won’t give me a good review – I’ll bet he’ll say I was pretty demanding.) The structure of the apartment is the same as in the photos, but the apartment looks much darker and shabbier in reality than in the photos, and the furniture is not the same as in the photos. (The photographer did an excellent job for the AirBnB listing.) For example, the lamp in the living room is not the white one in the photo – the one that’s in the living room is large and hangs low – I felt I had to duck under it every time I crossed the living room floor. There’s a huge table in the kitchen that takes up way too much room (I moved it out of the kitchen), and the table in the living room is also too big for the space. The furniture in the master bedroom is different than in the photos. There’s only one rickety towel rack in the bathroom. And in my opinion the second bedroom is too small for 1 or 2 people – I would say the apartment would be fairly comfortable for 2 people, but not 3 or 4. WiFi did not work at all for 2.5 out of the 5 days that I was there. And Mario did not receive my messages that I sent through AirBnB after I checked in, so he didn’t respond to any of my questions/issues that I sent to him through AirBnB. Also, he was in a rush when he checked me in, and made it sound like the internet problems were because of my computer (which was completely incorrect.) The good news: The bus/tram stop that’s closest to the apartment is a stop for the famous tram #28, so you can get on it in the morning and there aren’t any crowds. Also, Graca (the district in which the apartment is located) is a pleasant, non-touristy neighborhood (there are crowds at the panorama where the apartment is located, but I didn’t mind that at all). And the good/bad news regarding the internet: when I was booking the apartment, I told Mario that I needed to connect my internet cable to the router in the apartment. We tried that and it didn’t work. Fortunately, I travel with a 100 foot internet cable, and he was nice enough to let me connect my cable to a router in a vacant apartment in the complex. (That internet worked relatively well, but I’ve had better.) As a result, I needed him or someone to come to the apartment to retrieve my cable for me when I was checking out. He and I agreed on 8:15...