I stayed for a month, but I'm unable to recommend Miguel's apartment to those considering a longer stay. It's exactly as advertised and overall it's a good place if you're planning on staying in Porto for a few days only. However, the host shouldn't treat long stays and short stays the same way. The place was advertised as accepting long-stays, but it was really not prepared for it: the only sheets available were those already on the bed; only one towel for a whole month (there's no washing machine in the apartment, I requested more towels and sheets from Miguel on my first night and he delivered them after 20 days! ); toilet paper, an essential item as per AirBnb's policy, ran out after only 3 days; there's no broom or mop, or any cleaning equipment in the apartment, it got incredibly dusty on my last week. Even though none of this was ideal, I would've let it slide, but something else happened that I was very disappointed with: loud renovation works started on the apartment directly upstairs, and the host was responsible for them. I received a text letting me know about them after they had already started. Would you rent your apartment for someone to spend their holiday in, all the while knowing that there are renovation works planned for the same period? It was stressful, as my stay was actually half holiday, half working remotely. The loud noise got me in trouble at work, as I was unable to hear what my boss was saying during a conference call. This led me to request that the renovation works stopped, either that or a refund. Previous to this, I'd been tolerant for 3 days, having been woken up by hammering twice. To Miguel's credit, he did ask them to pause it for five days until I had left. When I met Miguel, he seemed very nice, but it just feels unethical and inappropriate to take someone's money in this situation. I should've been warned about this when I booked the place, or the host should wait until the apartment's empty to conduct this. I didn't officially complain to AirBnb or ask for my money back, but I believe a less tolerant person would. When I left there was a notice on the hallway saying that the works will go on until March 2021. It would've been nice to know beforehand? Disappointing and stressful.