Very well located, quiet, top floor studio flat. The host's friend, who let me in and gave me the keys, was friendly and communicative. The extensive view over the roofs, backyards, workshops and chimneys of Porto gives you an insight into the complexity and difficulties of urban planning, but ensures you are sheltered from the bustle of the busy street below. The super-tiny kitchen is not really fit for serious cooking, but there are plenty of affordable bars and cafes in the neighbourhood. The Trinidade metro station - a major transport hub - is a mere 5 minute walk away, as is a whole range of shops, from groceries to delis. The Bolhao market is an attraction in its own right, the legendary Cafe Majestic is almost around the corner. The bathroom features some fancy taps and probably the smallest shower cubicle I have ever used. Apart from some plumbing problems the place is a convenient base for a single traveller and I can imagine it would be also ok for a couple. It certainly puts you right in the middle of the real Porto, away from noisy and touristy places, which is what I was looking for.