The apartment is on a quiet walking street in the old town of Porto. It’s a clean, furnished apartment that met our basic needs. We didn’t cook there, just a place to sleep. Getting the key was easy from the lock box but if you’re mobility challenged, there is a long flight is stairs to get to the apartment. There’s one restaurant a minute walk (awesome food) but it would be about a 10-15 minute walk up a pretty steep hill, to get to more cafes or restaurants. We walked from the apartment to the port caves which was about a half hour. It’s only street parking for the car. Tip: don’t move the car until you leave. Don’t park over night where it says “residents” against the stone wall. You’ll get a ticket. We came in at night and the place was hard to find. We lost GPS signal driving down the narrow, one way streets and we couldn’t read the road signs. Even with these inconveniences, I would stay at The Bridge Apartment again!