WOW! My wife and I just returned from a 2 week trip to Portugal and Pedro's place was by far the best spot we stayed in the entire time, including a very expensive, luxury resort in the Alentejo wine region. Bottom line - if you are looking for a place to stay in Porto, my advice is to stop searching and book with Pedro immediately. Here's why: Pros: The host: We have a lot of experience with Airbnb as both guests and hosts and Pedro is one of the absolute best hosts we have ever encountered. He was super flexible and easy to work with as well as incredibly generous with his place and his time. Some specific examples: -We arrived in Porto after an overnight flight from Raleigh to Lisbon and a a train from Lisbon to Porto so we were exhausted and unsure about our exact arrival time to the apartment. Pedro was available and super flexible in terms of the timing for check-in. When we arrived he was waiting for us with some water, snacks, a bottle of port wine and a recommendation on a place for lunch, right next door. -After getting settled in, Pedro gave us an incredible tour of the neighborhood (which he's lived in since he was a child) including the best spots for breakfast, lunch and dinner. He also spent several hours showing us around downtown and many of the highlights of the city. It was the perfect introduction to Porto and gave us a great lay of the land for the rest of our time there. Later that day he also gifted us with box of some of the best pastel de nata that we had the entire trip! The place: Pedro's apartment is an impeccably restored building which (I believe) dates back to the 18th century - be sure to ask Pedro about the building's history! There are two levels with a balcony on each so there was tons of space for two and it would certainly be ample for a group of 4 as well. The space has many beautiful touches and is even more lovely than it looks in the photos. Everything in the apartment was immaculately clean and in perfect working order. There were plenty of linens, towels, pillows, coffee, etc. Pedro rents out the other 3 units in the building on a long-term basis so you definitely feel like you are living with the locals and not in a tourist trap by any stretch of the imagination. As I mentioned, this was by far the best spot we stayed during the trip which included a luxury resort in the Alentejo wine region, two guest houses on the coast and an airbnb apartment in Lisbon. The location: Ideal in my opinion because you are on a lovely street which is bustling with local (not touristy) activity during the day and superbly quiet at night. It's an easy walk to the city center and the water front -...