This review is for having drinks out on their terrace, which is by the Ponte Luiz bridge…read more The view is great, except the occasional trams passing. They use Stölzle Lausitz stem. The lobby is tastefully decorated, overlooking the Douro. Bathrooms need the key to access.

This hotel is a former fish market located in front of the Douro river. This hotel is clean, nice…read moredecoration and modern. The bed is comfortable and the room has a decent size for a European hotel. Do not forget to take your breakfast, nice hot buffet, eggs, sausages, grilled mushrooms, fresh juice , cheese bar, a variety of different type of bread. I was not disappointed for the service, waitress always making sure we have a clean table with our fresh coffee. They also have lactose free milk which is rare.

Help your customers. I literally booked the wrong date and they refused to help me change the date…read moreand just took my money.

I booked two nights here but ending up actually sleeping at a hotel nearby . I did however hangout…read morehere a bunch. , store my luggage and the enjoy the complimentary breakfast as well as use some of the facilities including the laundry room . Overall this place gets 5 stars simply because of the customer service . I spoke with management and they have really prioritized the guest experience over recent years bringing on the right mix of volunteers and staff that are customer service oriented and now how to make guests feel welcomed. The location is also really cool as it is located inside of a train station . The lobby area has a loft area with a seating area and window over looking the tracks so you can see passengers arrive and leave from the window overlooking the train platforms . Reservations here also include a free and satisfying breakfast . What I especially like is although the items are limited people can also cook their own food especially if they have special dietary restrictions unlike some other hostels in the area.

Very new and very clean. Service is a bit lacking. Good location. Easy to walk to most attractions…read more Stayed here for several night on recent trip to Porto and it's conveniently located right next to train station. There are 10 beds in each room so it's quite noisy with all the different people coming and going. Bathrooms and showers are divided by gender which is very nice, so you don't have boys next to you while you shower. The kitchen on the top level is spacious and well stocked. Continental breakfast in the am, bread, cheese, and some fruits, nothing fancy. Overall a decent stay.

My sweetheart and I recently had the privilege of going to Portugal and Spain for 15 days. If you…read moreget the chance to go to the Iberian peninsula, I strongly recommend it. One of the hotels we stayed at was NH Porto Batalha. Conveniently located to much that Porto has to offer, I'd stay here again on a next visit. The rooms are comfortable, quiet, and NH seems to be a popular chain in both Spain and Portugal. They were very accommodating to our group of 40. The breakfast spread offered variety and the good was pretty good. We had dinner one night in the hotel restaurant and dinner was also good. The space accommodates large groups while still having room for individuals or couples traveling on their own.

We had a nice experience here! Comfy beds, centrally located, Pasteis de nata close by, and an ok…read morebreakfast spread. Eggs were a little watery (if I'm remembering correctly) but good coffee. We also had dinner here with our tour group, and that was pretty good also.

This hotel provides affordable luxury just minutes from the bustling Ribeira Square social district…read moreand easily walkable to Vila Nova de Gaia. I highly recommend this hotel! We were able to walk everywhere in just a few minutes. It is located a little off the beaten path which made it really quiet and relaxing. We stayed down by the river front and across the river most of the time. If you want to go up into the city center, I recommend taking the funicular or uber if you don't want to walk up a huge flight of stairs. The walk to the city center is straight up the entire time but it was fine because we took a break at a coffee shop. This hotel has a beautiful rooftop bar with a really pretty and quiet view of the river. Our room was clean and the tile accents were beautiful. The front desk and bar staff were really friendly and everyone spoke English. If we go back to Porto, we would definitely stay here again.

Affordable luxury Eurostars Porto Douro for the win! This hotel is fabulous, each room has its own…read morecharm! The water views are spectacular and the complimentary breakfast/brunch does not disappoint. The staff were friendly, accommodating, and super kind! My group stayed for 3 nights and I wish we could have stayed longer. The room was packed with a mini bar, kitchenette, beautiful tile work, comfy bed, and wardrobe closet (with a robe and slippers!!) Bar area has just the right charm for a day drink or a night cap, and the bartenders and fun and knowledgeable. This location is only steps away from the famous UNESCO Heritage's Ribeira with scrumptious restaurants and city life. Totally worth the stay if you're in Porto and I will definitely be back! #enjoygoodpeople

The quality and price of food is amazing. They are busy because it's a great restaurant. Loved the…read moreatmosphere and the crew is attentive. They do take credit cards and cash as well. The coffee at the end of the meal is awesome too. All that costs me under $15.00 dollars. Totally recommend it.

Pros: Lovely and beguiling and gorgeous historic old building on a charmingly scruffy side street…read morejust off the beaten path (15-ish minute walk from tourist center) in Ye Ole O'Porto. Delicious pastries at the complementary breakfast spread (delicious pastries seem to be the norm and baseline in this glorious country). Room was beautifully and thoughtfully designed and offered a lovely, if rustic old European style little balcony window, where you will feel like Romeo and/or Juliet while standing and looking out from it. Light was gorgeous streaming through the room in the morning. Cons: For the price point (same as most of the more higher end hotels in town at time of booking 7/2019) the basicness in service and amenities can feel less charming and more irritating. Lugging my suitcase up and down the way up and down from my 5th floor room, along with having spotty to nonexistent wifi service once up there didn't add to the experience in any positive way.

This New York Times-recommended boutique hotel checked pretty much all the boxes for me…read more The location was perfect, a mere ten minute walk from the city center and a one minute walk to cafés, laundromat, and a small Minipreço (a Portuguese supermarket chain). The included breakfast was delicious (cereal, granola, yogurt, fruit, quiche, cold cuts, tarts, coffee, tea, juice), and the small dining room and outdoor garden was homey and comfortable. With only eight rooms, it's a quiet hotel that feels very intimate and private. It's less than two years old, so while there is a vintage interior design, everything is well maintained. The décor was sophisticated and my room was so comfortable; it felt more like a beautifully decorated home than a hotel. There was no TV (not that you need one!), but there's wifi. There was a small balcony that looked out over a few houses and backyards. On the top floor, it was relaxing and a great way to breathe in the Portuguese air. The hosts were friendly and helpful, pointing us to all the key places in Porto including which areas were more touristy and overpriced and which were more authentic and representative of the city. They also let us have breakfast and leave our luggage there before our official check-in time because we arrived in the morning, a good eight hours before we were supposed to check in. It was a 35€ taxi ride and 19€ uber ride (with 1.5x surge pricing, so it would've been about 13€ under normal circumstances) to/from the Porto airport, one-way. At about $150/night (CAD), it's a little pricier than other places I stayed in Porto and Portugal, so that's the only hesitation I would have if I were to visit again. However, if that price is okay with you, I would have no problem recommending this place as our stay was excellent.

Great spot in the middle of everything. The rooms of course are not very big the hotel is very…read moresmall and if you are not careful you will walk right past it when looking for it! I did several times with luggage! Nonetheless, found it and the service was outstanding. I do recommend and would stay again.

Lovely hotel great staff. But twice after being out all day long when we return to our room and it…read morehas not been cleaned. When asked why we were told they had until 5pm to make up room. We ended up sitting the lobby waiting as we needed to shower and clean up for dinner.