The place is about in 2 km distance from the centre, that’s doable by foot, and you don’t save so much time by taking the metro. Obviously it’s operated by a professional agency which owns many Airbnb apartments in Porto.
The flat is full of room scent sticks, I don’t really like the smell, but maybe other smells can’t be noticed this way.
My room was very neat, but it was lacking a table and chair, so you can only use your laptop in the bed or in the kitchen. And the socket behind the bed was also not so practical. Take care that you take your key when leaving the room. Once you close the door, it’s locked. I feared I locked myself out when going to the bathroom, but luckily the keys were in my pocket.
Some people seem to live permanently in this flat. There is one fridge/freezer combination in the kitchen, which is quite full and not enough for that many people. In the beginning there was a plate with food with a lot of mould on it, it must have been there for many weeks or months. In was removed on my request. The kitchen sometimes looked like a students flat with a lot of pots an plates on a big pile. Once I put them into cupboards in order to make some space for drying glasses. Apart from that the kitchen was clean, and there is a big table with chairs. There’s a kettle, cooker, pots, glasses and a toaster.
The bathrooms could use some renovation, but they were okay, everything was working. Once there was no toilet paper, so I had to ask for it. So I got an own toilet roll the next day. But once you forget it in the bathroom, it’s gone within hours. That could be improved.
There is one friendly person who does the check-in, and you can contact her by phone or messenger in case you need anything. As she doesn’t live there, try to be punctual for the check-in (unlike me). For late check-in after 22 h they charge 20 €, which was not written in the description, but in the booking confirmation. Take that into account if you arrive late in the evening.