Mouzinho 134 is a great location! If arriving by train, this airbnb location is just down the hill ( and less than 10 minutes, walking) from the Sao Bento train station. If arriving at the Rede Expresso bus station, it is less than 15 minutes by foot, also downhill. The location is also only a short 5- 10 minute walk downhill to the Ribeira district.
Upon arrival, we entered a red and white tiled foyer (that is not pictured in their profile), with a red handrail and original reddish water colored like tiles on the walls...FUN! We were greeted by Teresa who immediately offered us some delicious port as we were checking in...NICE! She also assisted us with suggestions, including the name of her favorite driver/guide for the Duoro Valley - Julio, who we contacted to take us and he was also great!
Teresa then gave us the keys to our apartment, that was even better than the pictures! We loved the balcony that faced other balconies, with the clothes on their lines, drying. The adjoining, merging streets that we could see below the balcony were so interesting.
The apartment itself was so enjoyable. There was a bottle of Port awaiting us (thank goodness:) and fish pates...YUMMY! In addition, the kitchen was stocked with olive oil, coffee, butter, jellies/marmalades, condiments. As if that were not enough, every morning, fresh bread was delivered to our door - Portuguese rolls, croissants, pasteles de nata.
We had such a relaxing time in Porto at this airbnb and would definitely stay at this great location again on our next trip to Porto!

(And, if you're into Michelin 2 Star restaurant chefs, Jose Avillez, of Lisbon's Belcanto, has opened his first Porto restaurant, Cantinho do Avillez, just a few doors down from this airbnb. )