Too expensive for what it is.

The hot water in the shower doesn't work well, it starts going cold half way through. We heard everything going on upstairs and in the entrance, which woke me up every morning.

It was modern and on a quiet street out of the main tourist area. Pedro was a fantastic help when we first checked in, giving some hints and tips of places we might like to check out. We did, and they were great!

The casa jardim is located close to Metro Station Trindade from where you can reach every part of the city easily. The host was really friendly and helpful to organize a place where we can leave our luggage as we arrived early in the morning to Porto.

The location was very convenient to the Metro, shopping, restaurants, as well as walking distance to a few landmarks. The apartment itself is comfortable, with all the amenities should you need a home away from home.

Unfortunately, given the apartment is on the ground level, we didn't feel comfortable opening the windows to draw in a bit of fresh air. We didn't get to meet the host, but we were given a digital key to use from our smartphones. This could be a problem if your phone dies or even is you don't have a smartphone.

Very comfortable, clean and well located room. Everything in the entrance was automated, easy to be dealt with. The host was also very attentious. I surely recommend the place!

Perfect! Really good value for money. Great place with good host

Very recently renovated from an old stone house. Big space for moving around in the room, but bathroom is tiny, cute too. I like the garden, even though the wet weather. The owner has a good taste of decorating the whole building. The pictures of this accommodation on booking.com are real. The good coffee machine brought us a bright start everyday (only €0.5 a coffee pod.) We also got a small surprise on the dining table, treat of 2 oranges. The lady owner was very kind to let us check out in the afternoon, then we could come back to collect our luggage later. As Porto is a city with many hills, it wouldn't be easy to do sightseeing with luggage on hand.

At the third night of our stay, the wind was too strong to create so loud whistles, but we were told it's normal in Porto when the weather is that kind of bad. It was a pity we didn't arrange well how to check in.