It was a pleasure to stay in the house of André. Sara, who did the check-in, was very friendly and helpful. The house and the flat itself were very quiet, furnished in a nice minimalistic style, in a very good condition and very clean. Towels like new, same for the bed linen, a perfect bathroom and a comfy mattress. The subway is just 5 minutes around the corner. You need it only to reach the airport and the museum of contemporary art (Museum Serralves). To discover everything else of Porto the subway or busses are not neccessary, in my opinion. To the centre it's a lovely walk of only 15 minutes. A supermarket (fresh fruits, water ...) and bakery (bread, delicious nut cookies!) is just opposite. Only 2 downers: One reason I booked Andrés nice flat was because of the roof terrace. I imagined having breakfast on it every day. But as it turned out, there was no coffee maker in the kitchen (just a simple one from Bialetti would have been enough) and second, the terrace itself is a bit poorly outfitted: No sun shade and no plants. And thus it was untempting to spend time on the terrace. It wasn't even cosy enough for a glass of wine in the evening. A pity. If you like to sleep with fresh air you will want to open the windows or the door to the terrace, but what is missing are fly screens (an easy job for André who is an architect). Otherwise you will be bitten up by mosquitos. Aside from the criticisms my stay was very pleasant.