This apartment is conveniently located and very close to everything on the checklist to see. However, Porto is generally quite compact and everything is within reach. The building is supposedly wonderfully restored. Still, inside the building it is clear that the whole place was divided into tiny apartments with thin doors, everything looks more like a hostel or student dorm. Now, to say that the place is noisy would be a huge understatement. First of all the walls could be made of paper, also, right in front of your windows you can expect anything from the homeless sleeping to drums or singing, restaurants throwing away tons of bottles to largescale underground trashbins late at night, municipal services emptying those trashbins even later or early in the morning. The noise is just extreme, which is amplified against the ceiling above the kitchen and bathroom box and becomes absurd in the 'room' behind them. The apartment itself was quite clean but it is smaller than you think and offers little intimacy, even if you can sleep 4 people, it has no room for them, the sofa is super small and so is the balcony. You can say that in Porto you don't really stay at home, but then you don't need to pay this much. There is no second bedroom, only a thin wall separating a nook for two people. when someone is using the toilet you hear it right next to you. The beds have bad quality, worn out mattreses. The kitchen is more or less equipped in utensils and appliances but apart from them expect a surprising nothing at all, not even salt, sugar or a simple bottle of oil. Some small things in the apartment were broken, not a lot, one of the windows wouldn't close. The note we found on the table was going to engage us in the witchhunt over what was broken amd reporting it within a short time with the risk of being charged with additional cost - that is just crazy, it is not the guest's job at all. The contact with liiiving was a nightmare from the beginning to the end, they sent a lot of messages but mostly computer generated nonsense, when it came to any serious matter it was a long series of disorienting messages or asking for answers many times in a row. All this lasted so long that it made me very anxious about how and if I would be able to even enter the apartment at almost 2 in the morning. At the end of our stay there was another misunderstanding - they sent two messages with extremely different time of checkout. This resulted in us being virtually thrown out of the apartment and packing on the stairs in chaos and panic. Overall - all this apartment has is the super central location, but it is just not worth the money and nerves. Now that I have been to Porto I can see how many other apartments were available everywhere, and most of all how the same amount could give me peace, quiet, a proper second bedroom, an intimate bathroom and large balcony, or - what is best appreciated in airbnb - a bit of local experience and first of all a human touch to all this, with as little as a 10 minute walk through the lovely town of Porto. So no, I don't recommend.