This apartment is in a great location, across from the Carmo church, about a 2 minute walk from Clerigos Tower. Yes, as has been pointed out, there is no elevator and the apartment is on the fourth floor. But it is a very wide, and not very steep, staircase. The steps were never a problem. Communication with Luis was very smooth and easy. We occupied the apartment over Christmas when the entire city shuts down, so we had to cook. If you plan to cook, make sure you have everything needed during your check-in. A few helpful kitchen items were missing, but these were quickly provided. But please, do not cook (unless forced to, like us)... go out and enjoy the local food! Walking across the bridge to Gaia and enjoying the views from over there is highly recommended, and there is an old tram car that picks up right outside the apartment and drops off very close to the bridge. If you are driving in, and parking your car (with no intention of using it during your stay), I suggest you not use the nearby parking garage, which charged me 78 euros for 3 days. At the base of the bridge on Gaia side, there was a garage charging 6 euros per day. Drop your bags off at the apartment, drive your car to that lot, and then walk (roughly 20-25 minutes) or take a taxi (roughly 6 euros) back to the apartment. I should have done that. With most everything in walking distance, and kind, caring hosts, you will definitely enjoy your Porto visit in the "almond biscuit" apartment.