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    Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa

    3.6 (27 reviews)
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    King bedroom
    Yonnie C.

    We stayed here for 1 night and stayed on the 6th floor, using points. It was a pleasant stay for our short visit to Porto, but helped us to rest up and it was a convenient location to get to Foz for dinner, and then back to Campanha for the train back to Lisbon. They have an indoor heated pool, which we did not get to enjoy but maybe others will get a chance! There was no view from our hotel room, as they indicated the hotel is basically surrounded by other buildings, which is accurate. There was a huge textile convention going on at the same time as our visit, so the hotel was super busy.

    Lobby
    Andy B.

    3.5 stars A sparkling and relatively new property that makes a very good first impression when you walk into the soaring, modern, and spacious lobby. Equally impressive is the Sheraton Porto's spa, a very large space with a great indoor pool and an amazing 'vitality pool', essentially a huge hydrotherapy pool that you could easily spend hours in. The staff in the lounge is incredibly helpful and friendly, making sure that your time in the spa is as relaxing as possible. As for the rest of our experience, I'd say that our stay was marked by contradictions, with the focus of this hotel really being on the public areas. The beautiful and inviting lobby stood in stark contrast to the efficient yet sterile reception we received at the front desk, with no real SPG recognition other than asking me to sign a form to have 250 bonus points credited to my account; check-out was equally impersonal. The rooms were comfortable and felt quite spacious due to their floor-to-ceiling windows but weren't quite as well-maintained as the public areas, with many of the finishes in the room scratched up and a not very sturdy plastic floor in the shower that would flex underfoot. I was also struck by the thermostat not actually having temperature markings and that there were no USB outlets in the room, something every modern hotel should have. (Don't forget your adapters!) I do have to say that I did like the glass wall between the main part of the room and the bathroom, giving the room a larger feel, and the embedded vertical blind that could be adjusted electronically for privacy. The beds are rock hard - but, after long days of travel and sightseeing, you'll still get an okay night's sleep. Our rooms came with club lounge access, but the lounge is on the smallish side and not particularly comfortable, with offerings that are similar to any club lounge in the US - surprising, since international hotel lounges tend to be better in general. I'd advise against paying for the upgrade. Breakfast was included in either the lounge or the restaurant - skip the lounge and go downstairs to the hotel's very comfortable restaurant where there's much more of a selection and the ability to get omelets made to order. The staff in the restaurant is eager to please, as are the staff at the New Yorker Bar, who serve up cocktails with a smile. Others have commented on the distance of the hotel from the center of historic Porto, but we really didn't find that to be a problem. Uber fares are quite inexpensive here and we were able to get to Liberdade Square for about €4 and to Gaia for about €6 - less expensive than the Metro if there's more than two people traveling (and much more convenient). You also get to explore Avenida Boavista which is a short walk from the hotel, with some good shopping and dining options. It's also only about a 10-12 minute drive to the airport, almost all highway. So, a mixed bag, with some things done quite well and others not so much, but the Sheraton Porto is still a decent option, especially given that you shouldn't be spending that much time in your room anyway - if you're at the hotel, head for the spa, and otherwise, head out and enjoy one of Europe's most beautiful and picturesque cities!

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    Review Highlights - Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa

    The morning breakfast is respectable and if you have access to the executive lounge they have that service as well.

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    Intercontinental Porto - Palacio das Cardosas - 1 King Junior Suite

    Intercontinental Porto - Palacio das Cardosas

    (27 reviews)

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    Not worth the price even if you're on a corporate account. You can find much better stays with the…read moresame access to central Porto. First, there is massive construction in front of the hotel that should have been finished last year but the new completion date is TBD. Thankfully, our room faced the back of the hotel, looking out into an interior apartment complex, so we didn't have to deal with the early-hour jackhammering. But if I had shelled out some serious money for the Intercontinental brand and a pretty view of Praça da Liberdade, Porto's main square, and was just looking out at a construction lot covered in tarp, I'd be pretty disappointed. Service here was iffy. When we got to the hotel, the bellboy took our bags and, since the concierge was busy, pointed us to some empty seats nearby; I assumed we'd then be next. Then a line starts forming for people waiting to check in as we're sitting there before we finally realize we need to be standing in the line. We never got much of a "Good morning" or "Have a nice day" from the bellboys, only a very diffident nod. We had a hotel credit and used it at the bar; food was exceptionally mediocre and, par for the course, extremely expensive. Two redeeming points for the hotel: 1. The breakfast buffet was pretty good, with several options and fresh fruit. Still doesn't hold a candle to the legendary hotel buffets in Asia. 2. The location was stellar, easy walking distance to most tourist attractions and the bridges in Porto. That's probably what drives the price up. Wouldn't stay here again.

    # of nights: 3 Room (booked): Classic King, Quiet Zone…read moreRoom (upgrade): Junior Suite #210 (Plat AMB) Room (rate): avg €665/night Check-in (early): ~1pm (abrigado!) Location: Superb (100 TA walk score) Welcome amenity: (2) drinks (wine, beer, soda) @ lobby bar In-room water: Vitalis 75cl (comp, daily replenish) Check-out (late): 4pm guaranteed (AMB) Suite: so at this particular property, the jr suite is more expensive than the 1BR suite bc it's larger and has a much nicer view; whereas, the 1BR suite has little to no view. View: Praça da Liberdade (semi-obstructed, construction) Balcony: Juliette (x2) Shower (water pressure): mediocre, 3/5 Soaking Tub: medium size, adequate Bathroom Products: Byredo Bal D'Afrique 5/5 Wellness Center (-1): Gym, Sauna, Bathroom, Shower Wi-Fi (speedtest): ~28 down, ~28 up TV: semi-articulating mount, allows input selection (firestick, etc.) * Additional city tax (3€ per person, per night) * Ambassador CR works on F&B (not gratuity) * Be aware of ongoing construction (starts ~7am on select days) that makes your entire room vibrate...

    AS 1829

    AS 1829

    (8 reviews)

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    This hotel has so much going for it…read more.. PRO'S: - excellent location with shops and restaurants right outside the door - a young, enthusiastic and helpful staff. Kudos to the gal who works the front desk (unfortunately, I can't recall her name, but I believe she may be the only female front desk attendant), who so graciously recommended some fabulous restaurants for us! - complimentary Portugese Egg Tarts and port, which seemingly was available 24/7 - a nice sit-down breakfast in a Michelin star restaurant, located in the lobby - a mini fridge stocked with complimentary snacks and drinks - a basic room that did the job CON: All that being said, there's one aspect that was not so appealing, which was the clawfoot bathtub/shower combo. It's literally located in the bedroom, separated only by a partition. Whenever we showered, humidity filled the room, which is a huge pet peeve of mine. I doubt this is a European feature, since I've traveled all over Europe and have never encountered this. Also, the shower curtain definitely needs to be replaced, as it was moldy on the bottom. Yuck! Because of this, I left the curtain wrapped around the outside of the tub, which resulted in water all over the floor. Neither a practical or good set-up at all! To top all that off, the most frustrating aspect, and I'd go out on a limb to say even dangerous aspect of the clawfoot tub/shower in our room, was the fact that the tub wasn't even bolted down. When Hubby was showering, he swore he felt that the tub was sinking into the floor. I thought he might have had too much to drink, except for the fact that he barely even drinks. So, how could that possibly be?!? Upon further inspection, I noticed that the tub wasn't at all stable, and that I could easily push it back and forth. What?!? We notified the front desk, and they fixed it but that was plain unsafe. How could a bathtub be wobbly whenever you moved around in it? That was really an accident just waiting to happen!! If you can tolerate the clawfoot tub/shower I think you'll find this hotel flawless. Just take this aspect into consideration, since you'll be showering everyday, right?!?

    We ADORED our stay here. The location was perfect for our first time exploring the city--walking…read moredistance from everything, lively (but not rowdy) street life right outside, very friendly and knowledgeable staff, and comfy rooms. The tub was also a huge plus for us because it's the perfect way to soak sore feet after a long day. Stay here!

    Eurostars Porto Douro - just beyond that bridge is Riberia Square social district, across the bridge is Vila Nova De Gaia

    Eurostars Porto Douro

    (5 reviews)

    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

    Mercure Porto Centro

    Mercure Porto Centro

    (4 reviews)

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    Nice hotel, centrally located in Porto. Surrounded by good shopping, food and near the market…read more Breakfast is decent. Bar is nice and the dining is good. Hotel staff very nice. Comfortable rooms.

    I hate killing stars, but since there isn't a place to rate their restaurant, Bicicleta, I have to…read moreinclude them here. GET AN UPGRADED ROOM - the extra space is WORTH it. AC doesn't work well, so you are warned for the summer months. Room was spacious, super clean and very comfortable. Not as many ammenities as other hotels, but you do get the robe and slippers and toiletries (attached to the wall). Not too shabby. The staff for the most part are GREAT. On our first day some really couldn't answer questions/seemed confused and had issues with both English and Spanish, but we got through it. They try hard, and that is worth something. The lobby is small and can get crowded quickly. And now Bicicleta - the most unfriendly, obnoxious and unhelpful group of people I have met in Portugal or in most places. ABSOLUTELY THE PITS. Starting with Mr. Grumpy bouncer with an idiot attitude that is like a drill Sargeant when it came to checking on people not walking in from the streets on their way to the CROWDED breakfast room. (with bfast included in your price I can understand their concerns, but this guy was a bully). Most of the staff have a godforsaken look on their unfriendly faces, so if you are just wandering in to look around, expect to be inspected from head to toe and treated like you are a threat to society. NOT FRIENDLY. Breakfast: Where the coffee machine is located creates a mess of a line in front of the hot breakfast buffet area. Food is not bad, but navigating it gets very confusing. And when you add on the most of the staff are simply the worst you will encounter in hospitality, it makes for a mess. KUDOS however to how management handled the power outage. With back up generator, aging adults were able to use the elevator and toilets flushed. COLD shower, but they had power. What didn't manage the situation well was of course Bicicleta, who could only offer salad and didn't think about bread and cheese and cold cuts. Hotel management of the situation was SUPERB. Bicicleta? They should just keep peddaling into another country and leave for good. Have I said they are a dissappointing crew for the most part? All in all, I would still stay here, now that I know my way around town, because the location is great and management works hard to please!

    Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa - hotels - Updated August 2026

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