My wife and I stayed at the apartment for about 19 days. Our experience would have been overall satisfactory if not for one factor that affected us significantly: lack of reliable wifi. - What We Liked: the apartment is relatively comfortable, definitely functional, and an efficient space (kitchen/living room combo, plus two decent-sized bedrooms and a small-to-medium sized bathroom). It is very well-lit by natural light/sun, and very airy. The neighborhood is great -- not in the middle of historical downtown, but close enough that you can walk to the river in a matter of 20-25 min while still being somewhat removed from the "hustle and bustle". It is also close (7-10 min walk) to a subway station, restaurants, cafes, grocery store and gyms. There were plenty of sheets and towels, which was very much appreciated. I would say the apartment can accommodate 3 people well. Ana, the host, was/is very nice, polite and communicative. It is a 3rd floor walk-up, but we liked that it helped keep us in shape! - What We Found Distracting: although the apartment is in overall good condition, the building itself seems very old and in need for renovation -- old-looking facade, some cracks in the walls, etc. This was certainly not a huge deal for us, but worth mentioning, since the post did not have pictures of the outside of the building. The kitchen resources were lacking, in our opinion, specifically if you are thinking of using the kitchen to regularly cook meals: lack of a proper cutting knife, no cutting board nor many cooking utensils; only one wine glass. We purchased 2 more wine glasses and a cutting board but took the board with us to our next place. - Our Dealbreaker: the one feature that ended up negatively affecting our experience the most was lack of reliable internet. Although the post states that the apartment has wifi and working space, the service is provided by a hotspot device (signal strength in the bedrooms was spotty) with a limited data plan. So only a few days into our stay, the account ran out of data for the calendar month (keep in mind that other guests might have been in the apartment before us, for about 7 days of the calendar month), and we were largely without internet for about 13 days. We contacted Ana, but she did not agree to install fixed (cable or fiber) internet service in the apartment -- our proposed solution. Summary: if, like us, you are a traveling worker who plans on using internet and a better-equipped kitchen on a daily basis, this apartment may not be the right choice for you. At least, be sure to address the issues that we raised above before committing to a longer stay. If, instead, you are on vacation/holidays and intend to stay only a few days in Porto + spend most of your time "out and about", exploring the city, then this apartment might be a very good value. If...