Absolutely must be the best place to stay in Porto! The deck and views from every window are amazing! It is so easy to walk down to the Gaia riverfront or across the bridge to the Porto side or to take the metro into town. We were a group of 6 - a couple in their 70s, a couple in their 50s and college aged children. I will say, there is a lot of elevation to deal with in this part of town and in the apartment itself. If you just had knee surgery, this is not the place for you. But we all managed fine! The apartment door entrance is on an unassuming side street just below the Parque do Morro. Once you walk in, you are on the landing of the stairs. 2 flights down from that are the kitchen, living and large outside deck with the best view in Porto. Honestly, you could just park yourself there for a few days with a book and a glass of wine and call it a vacation. Below that level is a big garage, which we did not use. Up one level from the living room are 2 en suite bedrooms (one with a large king and the other smaller room with 2 twins). Each of these has a glass door that opens onto a balcony with the same amazing views. All the way up on the top floor, are 2 more bedrooms, a large king and smaller room with 2 twins. Both of these rooms share a full bath (tub/shower combo) outside the rooms. The windows in these rooms also have the great view of Porto but open only a crack, and if it is an unusually hot time of year, (80F or above) it can be stuffy up there even with the fans provided. There are large blackout shades that keep out the heat in the afternoon, which helps a bit. The apartment also has a half bath on the landing below. So there are a total of 4 bedrooms and 3 and a half bathrooms in the apartment, of which 2 baths are en suite (one with tub/shower and one with shower only). To get from the living room to our bedroom on the top floor was 33 steps. So just keep that in mind if you have mobility issues. We liked the extra exercise were getting each day! A couple of notes - the apartment is truly self catering so there might not be any coffee or shampoo etc waiting for you there. These items can be purchased a 5 min walk away. Also, during the party time of year - we were there for the week leading up to Sao Joao - the music travels up from the town and is fairly loud up at the apartment if the windows are open. But with the windows shut, we could barely hear anything. Speaking of Sao Joao, we watched the fireworks display on the Douro river from the deck and it was spectacular!! We will never stay anywhere else in Porto!