I was lucky to be here during the off-season, as I was one of only a few guests, but the common spaces (open concept kitchen/dining/living room) are so big that I don’t think it would be a problem even with many guests. The wooden stairs and floors can creak a little like older homes do, but I slept like a baby in the very comfortable bed. It was a bit chilly and raining while I was in town, and I get cold easily, so it was nice to have a space heater in the room. It was also such a blessing to have access to both a washer and dryer, as I’m traveling very light with minimum clothing, and you can sweat a lot on all the hills! The showers were clean with plenty of hot water, and the odor that some reviews mentioned (and which is fairly normal in a building like this) didn’t extend outside the bathroom nor bother me at all. The home is very conveniently located to many delicious restaurants and a couple lively bars, as well as many metro or bus options to get you anywhere you need to go. Really enjoyed my visit to Porto, and this comfortable home was part of the reason.