The Classico Guesthouse is a charming spot. Set behind a scrolled gate, it is has a very inviting feel from the moment you step inside. I stayed in Room #4, which was very adequate, with a closet to hang up my clothes, enough shelves for non-hanging clothes and other incidentals, a private bath with welcomed hot water against the slight chill in the October air, and a comfortable bed in which to lay my head after a day of exploring. The proximity to the metro that will take you right into the city center of Porto is right down the street from the guesthouse, and very convenient. Lower Vila Nova de Gaia, along the Douro River, has a lively energy to it, with many restaurants from which to choose, as well as some unique attractions to explore, like the World of Wine, with its numerous museums, the ornate Bachalau House, and the quirky House of Cans. Crossing over the upper San Luis Bridge will take you right into the Porto City Center. I enjoyed my stay here very much. 😊