Marlene is nice and leaves her guests with small gifts. The apartment is sterile (the cleanest place I've ever traveled) and although small, it is functionally furnished and with attention to all possible details (for example, two types of coffee machines or a mixer). Fantastic location. A short walk down General Torres street and you are already on the charming boulevard above Duero at Villa Nova do Gaia with fish taverns or you cross the unusual bridge Luis I and you are on the famous Ribeira in Porto. A short walk up General Torres street there is a metro station that will take you to the old town of Porto, as well as to the Trindade station, where you will take the metro to the airport, cheap and convenient. On the street, where the metro is, you have supermarkets, fruit shops, many small cafes and pastry shops. The same street you can also cross the upper part of the Luis I Bridge, terrifyingly high (I was afraid :)) A magical city, a magical place and magical Marlene. I highly recommend and I want to come back here very much.