Location was extremely central, it’s near everything. The downside to that is that it’s an extremely loud area due to construction in the day and drunks at night. Place was small but modern and felt a little more like a small hotel than a rental home. The parking is an issue because the construction area blocks access to it and it’s hard to find but if you’re not driving and want to be right in the middle of things it’s a solid choice.
If you are driving be aware that you have to go to the unit to get an access card for the garage and then GPS will try to take you for a 20 min loop around the city to get to the garage and even then you could easily pass it as it requires turning down a street that doesn’t look like a street. You also have to do this process in reverse when you need to check out. Definitely not a super convenient way to park but I don’t think that typically exists in Porto. I was also working during my trip and the speeds advertised in the listing were not what I got, extremely inconsistent and I had to connect to adjoining units wifi because the one in mine was not working.