The apartment is right above a nata pastry chain, which was convenient and also made the house smell like butter and pastry in the morning (which we quite liked). It's listed as a three bedroom, but when we checked in, one of the bedrooms was locked and inaccessible for our stay. Even though my husband and I shared a bedroom, it would've been nice to have the option to choose which room we liked, or if his snoring was keeping me up, to use the third bedroom for myself. Also, the pillows were the worst. They were somehow non-existent while being hot as well? We ended up taking some from the couch just to feel like there was something under our head. Despite all that, we enjoyed the space a lot. The living room was quite spacious and comfortable to hang out in. The complimentary bottles of water and wine were nice touches, and the kitchen was well equipped, although there was someone's leftover takeout in the fridge (from a previous guest maybe?). There was some miscommunication about when we were arriving, so we had to leave our luggage in the lockers at Sao Bento station around 10am, as we couldn't check in until 2pm, but that wasn't too big of a deal for us. The location was good; we were able to walk to most places we wanted to see, and if not, the metro was quite close as well. Overall, it was a great apartment, but the locked bedroom was weird to me, and the pillows need a lot of work. Also, the construction going on nearby was quite loud, and seemed to continue through the night and morning. Be aware it's three floors, so if mobility is an issue, the stairs might be too much. It has the potential to be a great place to stay, and we did like it a lot, so I would recommend this apartment for a place to stay in Porto.