I visited Mouzinho134 for the most of the month of February 2020. The building has been in Eugenia's family for a long time and the family takes great pride in their business. It was more delightful than I could have imagined. Where to start? All of my correspondence with Eugenia and Luis through Airbnb was thorough, helpful, and timely. When Luis tells you to go to Sao Bento station, don't doubt him. The apartment is easy to walk to. It's downhill and close. Note the tiles in Sao Bento depicting some of Portugal's historic events. The neighborhood has much to offer.
Upon arrival, the staff and Luis's wife Teresa greeted me and gave me a brief orientation. Very helpful. I stayed in the yellow apartment and it was comfortable and perfect in its simplicity. You will be given a map with notable historic sites and an array of restaurants at various price points. It was tremendously useful. The restaurants in the area of Mouzinho 134 are numerous ( a two star Michelin restaurant within spitting distance and another one star up a nearby hill) but do explore on your own too.
Eugenia and Teresa were very helpful when my daughter and her toddler visited. The crib, toys and high chair they put together were are beautiful. I mentioned that my birthday fell during this time and Eugenia had a cake delivered to the apartment when we returned after a long day of site seeing.
The hills. Embrace them. Take the 500 bus for a spin. Visit the Serralves contemporary art center. It has a fabulous sculpture garden. The Botanical Garden must be amazing in March and April, because it was fabulous in February. I took a walking tour of the tiles of Porto that was lead by and architect; extremely informative. It's worth taking a van trip to the Douro Valley vineyards and/or a trip to the port houses in Gaia.
I must stop. I could go on. If you chose this property, you are fortunate. You won't regret your choice.