Telmo was extremely generous, attentive, and responsive. The apartment is clean and nicely decorated. The main attraction is the panoramic view of Gaia (not Porto itself), the port houses, and the river. The apartment would comfortably sleep 8, with 3 bedrooms and a sofa that folds down to a large double bed. Plenty of space of store and hang clothes. There are two very modern bathrooms, each with a wonderful shower. Not sure where you’d put people if they were doing anything other than sleeping, though. It is on the top floor (American 3rd floor) so if managing heavy baggage is an issue, ask Telmo for another of his apartments with a lift.The kitchen is minimally equipped but has the basics. A suggestion for Telmo is that a booklet with house rules, instructions for the machines and trash etc, and recommendations for restaurants, sights, etc. would have been welcomed. Advice for future guests: Pay it forward! Do NOT put dishes away dirty in the cupboard when you leave! Leave your Andante card, even if it has no titulos left, so the next guest won’t have to buy one. Leave enough laundry soap so the next guest can do at least one load before going out for more. It’s nice not to have to buy other things, like salt, pepper, oil, vinegar, sugar, napkins if you don’t have to. If you have recommendations, leave them. Here’s mine: If you want to hear genuine fado in a little local restaurant, hear almost no English, and have the chance to have a glass of wine with a fadoista when he finishes singing, find Adega Rio Douro any Tuesday from 4 until about 7 (but get there at 3!). Everyone there will already know everyone else but don’t let that bother you. Enjoy Porto!