Hotels in Porto District, Portugal

R. de Santa Catarina 1347, 4000-457 Porto, Portugal

“Had a lovely stay in a picturesque setting with a castle that I would wake up to every morning. Nice gated complex with 24-hour concierge. Nice rooms, and was pleasantly upgraded. Nice breakfast included in an area in the older historic castle part of the building. Requests addressed promptly. Location is a 10 min walk to downtown central. Staff was very pleasant and helpful, and provided us with a tourist attractions map to easily find. We actually extended our stay at this location for another 3-days for a total of 6-days. I would recommend this hotel and I would stay again. Thank you for a wonderful time.”

Rua da Restauração 336, 4050-501 Porto, Portugal

“Overall this is a nice hotel, but definitely had some issues staying here. It's very dark inside and our car that we paid valet parking for was left outside overnight, which is concerning given theft in the area. The amenities in the room weren't great (including an old TV with movies you have to rent), and the food at the restaurant had few vegetarian options and really no options friendly for pregnant women. The hotel is beautiful and we enjoyed the view, but overall would not stay here again.”

Estação São Bento, Praça Almeida Garrett, 4000-069 Porto, Portugal

“The location is central. The suite was excellent. Stayed in a non suite room as well which was good. But no hot water in the women's bathroom. Nor did the window close so it was freezing. Construction right outside the windows which isn't great. The general info given by the team was also not the best when compared to the other hostels we stayed at in our trip to Portugal.”

R. Mata 798, 4430-279 Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal

“Our little Rio had an amazing time there. The entire staff was greatly adored by him. They were very affectionate and professional. They took great care of our pup. The veterinary clinic attached to the same building had great service as well.”

R. do Dr. Magalhães Lemos 83, 4000-332 Porto, Portugal

“The rooms are great, have curtains to have privacy and and lights being switched on. Each bed comes with a built in shelf to pop items in neatly and conveniently. The plugs were also located well so that irrespective of cable length you could plug in anything you wanted knowing it would charge. The rooms were a bit difficult to get into as the room cards were very fiddly and particular way to make them work on the 3/4th attempt. Bathroom is small but clean and well built. None in common area however. The common area is a little run down and the sofas didn't look very clean. The kitchen was clean and the breakfast spread was simple but very good, with bread and a few different spreads and jams, and some cheese and ham slices. 2-3 cereal choices and coffee and orange juice to choose from. The rooftop area was not very pleasant to sit on during the day as the bar has all of the cushions and opens in the evening. The swimming pool is a nice touch, more of a plunge pool to cool off at around 8ft wide and about knee depth, and has fantastic views from that height, you can see all over the city and is gorgeous at night. You get a discount at the bar, meaning drinks are very reasonable at the bar and a fantastic atmosphere in the evening to hang out in The staff are friendly and helpful. For the price it was really worth it and would visit again.”

Praça D. Filipa de Lencastre 62, 4050-259 Porto, Portugal

“The best hotel EVER! The customer service is unmatched. Our room was elegant and comfortable at the same time. The vintage atmosphere was authentic and pristine. We will be back and we will stay here. It was hard to leave a hotel that casters to your needs like no other hotel experience ever. I have been raving about our experience since we left. The dining is Michiellan star ready.”

R. de Sá da Bandeira 91, 4000-427 Porto, Portugal

“This hotel was amazing. I choose it as I was happy to hear it was a quiet hotel and my husband and I would have to agree. We were located on the 6 th floor and our room was perfect. The staff were pleasant and welcoming, we were also given …”

R. Teixeira Lopes 114, 4400-320 Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal

“The most frustrating hotel experience I’ve ever had. Human fluids on the sheets, cobwebs, stained carpet on the hallway outside, and negligent customer service. If this was a 3-star hotel, I wouldn’t mind if they changed the sheets, said I’m sorry, and called it a day. But it’s “5 stars”, right? Changing dirty sheets is the very bare minimum. It should be an obligation, not a favor. But the hassle of it all, having to complain, waste time on this issue. And no, they didn’t go out of their way to provide any kind of comp or amenity whatsoever. If you’ve booked this through a credit card partnership program and expect to get an upgrade, they will always say they don’t have it. The credits cannot be used for the spa or laundry either, you will be better off somewhere else. We won’t be coming back. Edit: The sheets were changed promptly thanks to the person who was there during the late night shift. But the attempts below were only given after I, as a customer, went out of my way and complained 3 times. At that point, I’m sorry, but we are a couple traveling without kids. Having more beds is not useful. Appreciate the effort but did not change my opinion.”

Cais das Pedras 17 a 22, 4050-465 Porto, Portugal

“Solid performance by a hotel with just under 70 rooms. Nothing fancy, but clean and well located right by the Douro River. Breakfast is also quite good, as they provide a gluten-free option for guest like myself. You have a couple of restaurants within walking distance also. The underground parking provides a safe spot for your car and the trains also passes by front of the hotel also ... recommended.”

Rua de, R. Casimiro Albano Monteiro 35, 4470-428 Moreira, Portugal

“One doesn't normally associate "Classy" with (relatively) inexpensive airport hotels, but I'm going to do it. This is a nice airport hotel that gets many things right without being snooty about it. We (two couples) only had a night, but …”