Although Cristine was very helpful with meeting us and explaining everything about the place and what to do, I'm afraid "for us", everything then went very much down hill fast. The room was just that, one room with a divided glass sheet where the bed was housed. Once we carried our bags up the small stairway with great difficulty, there was no room to hardly even stand in the apartment. We could share sitting in the one old lounge chair provided or use the timber framed uncomfortable seat. No other chairs could fit if wanted. Unfortunately the sleeting rain and cold weather made going outside more uncomfortable, but that is what we did as to us it was preferable to being in (again to us), a cell size apartment. To make matters much worse, on our return to the apartment the only "portable" heater went out and would not/could not restart. Our only recourse in a room now that was as cold inside as it was outside, was to go to bed and wait until the morning where we had little option but to check in to a hotel further into the town. In looking at the promotion photos again of the apartment, they are very cleverly shot and make the best of the "outside" views as well. They do not explain the toilet/shower/hand basin facilities very well, which once inside make even turning around an arduous task. his apartment would probably be nice if you were accustom to regularly backpacking. Where you stay, goes a long way as to how you enjoy a place. Once we left this apartment and moved to more comfortable accommodation we luckily found Porto a very nice town.