The location is great because of its proximity to the Porto riverfront.
The flat though, looks so much bigger in the photos than in reality. So much so, that entering the flat we felt we entered a toy version of a home. There is no open view from the windows to the river, only to lots of rooftops and nothing beyond.
The sink faucets in the toilet were not working properly. The cold faucet was not working at all. There was only scorching hot water coming from the sink. There was no hand washing liquid. The shower faucets, one of them was screwed on with screws to keep it from falling and it was lose.
As is often the case with airbnb's the towels are not fully body size and leave most of your body exposed.
The faux ceiling is there to beautify the place and also to dampen sounds from above. However after midnight there were people walking around upstairs and it noticeably noisy.
Entering the building was a bit difficult as the door entrance code process wasn't explicitly clear.
Under the microwave the door was missing and it look a bit weird.
The property is not managed by the owner but a service company called Lovely Stay. We stayed in four airbnbs during our stay in Portugal, and this was the only one demanding a new type of form with our passport details input in order to gain access to the code of the property. This is personal information and shouldn't just be asked lightly. What is their policy on the deletion of this information, no one knows.
For the price of the airbnb many these issues shouldn't be there.
If it was reasonably priced at £80 and accurately portrayed, maybe it's a good place to stay for a night or two.
This is my honest opinion.