The location was perfect in this charming city. It was in the middle of all the tourist spots. Best…read morewas the staff who are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. They provided us tips and even guided us to hidden gems in Porto that we were not aware of. One night is not enough for Porto. There's a lot to discover and do. Hope to visit back and stay again at Casa dos Loios.

Staff is amazing! All are friendly and very eager to help. The location is super and the breakfast…read morewas delicious. If you're looking for a place to feel rested, respected and ready to explore Oporto, stay here. Obrigado Shiadu team at Casa Los Lóios.

Stayed here three days as part of our Gate 1 Portugal tour. The Grocery is a block away. The…read moreBotanical Garden is three blocks away, and is free. The Breakfast buffet is very good including a Cappuccino machine and fresh crusty loaves of bread you can slice. They also have Nutella crepes and crispy Croissants. We enjoyed staying here.

I'd give more stars if I could. The handsome front desk concierge, Miguel, was fantastic! Hands…read moredown the best customer service I've experienced. We were welcomed with a glass of delicious Port wine. The room was fantastic and impeccably clean. The bidet was awesome! 10/5 's to Miguel, he truly made us feel welcome.

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!

Wonderful small hotel in the middle of everything you'll probably want to see in Porto. It's in a…read morerestored 16th century building, and retains many of the period details yet has every modern convenience. The staff are wonderful. Helpful and pleasant, they made my stay special. My top floor room was huge by European standards, and had gorgeous wood floors and comfortable period furniture. The bed was great, as were the linens. I had a beautiful view of the cathedral up on the hill. The rain shower was great, but if your afraid of slick, wet marble under foot, use the mat they provide. They had Molton Brown toiletries, a great touch. Breakfast was great. You tell the front desk what you want the night before and they have it ready for you at a specified time. Everything was fresh and delicious. The coffee was awesome. Breakfast is served at a ten-seat communal table in a very pretty and somewhat formal room off the lobby. Definitely ask for the fresh orange juice, which is sourced from southern Portugal. I highly recommend this terrific little hotel. I would happily return.

Great room, great location, nice price…read more While not perfect, we really enjoyed our stay at Legends House. What we liked: - Booking online was easy - Location near city center was great - Cleanliness of lobby, lift, hallway and room was excellent - Staff spoke great English and were very helpful - Room was big! - Bed was comfortable - Kitchen equipment and appliances worked well - Living room was comfortable and TV worked - Daily breakfast delivery was really nice, food decent but after 5 days, pretty redundant - Steps away to restaurants, pharmacy, market, local train station and more What could be improved upon: - HVAC system. We could not control the temperature of the 2 zones. The front desk staff had to do it and the system was difficult for them to maintain the 22C temp we requested. - More options for breakfast for longer stays (add hard boiled eggs as an option as an example) We'd stay here again and would recommend Legend's House.

We stayed during mid-December and thoroughly enjoyed it. All of the staff was fantastic but Carla…read moreis totally amazing. Although my wife had prepared for our trip identifying attractions and restaurants, Carla's overview and explanation brought out points that are very hard to ascertain on the web (and she also validated restaurant picks my wife had made already). Legend's House is centrally located within walking distances of the Luis I Bridge (Ponte Luis I), the Sao Bento train station, the Bolhao Market (Mercado do Bolhão), the Livraria Lello bookshop, and others. It is also just a short walk uphill on 'Rua de Passos Manuel' street to Pingo Doce Market where we bought groceries so we could take advantage of the full kitchen and I could eat at my normal O-Dark-30, too-early breakfast time. (With a nod to the first Kung Fu Panda movie) Legend's House is named for the legendary Portuguese legends for whom each room is named to pay tribute to their legendary legacy. Artwork and QR codes in the room enhance the experience by making your room's legendary person's history accessible. Our room was comfortable and spacious.

I found the hotel to be lovely. Situated right off the river with a beautiful view of the city…read morebridges and river. The staff was friendly and greeted us with a glass of port wine upon checking in. Breakfast came free with our stay and the food selection was wonderful. Omelettes on demand and huge selection to choose from food wise. Bed was super comfortable and I loved my room with a view!

Amazing staff. Amazing accommodations. Beautiful views, and although you are right by all the…read moredowntown action, the rooms were soundproof. Delicious wine and cheese bar downstairs open on certain days and times. We'll be back again!!

Classy place to end the night and have a few drinks with friends or loved ones. The view is…read morebeautiful inside and out. The food here is delicious and the service is excellent.

The ultimate in luxury in the Porto area. The view from our room was just stunning. We were…read morelucky enough to share our complimentary port on the terrace outside our room and enjoy the view every night. The staff was beyond helpful and knowledgeable. And the room was so well appointed. From the towels to the sheets and pillows every aspect of our large room made us feel so lucky to have picked the Yeatman for our visit to Porto. The food at breakfast was fantastic. A huge variety of wonderful dishes to choose from and the best omelet bar. Speaking of bars we opted for dinner a few nights in the magical bar with a wonderful pianist and captivating night view of Porto and the Bar staff went above and beyond to make our experience picture perfect. The concierges were also very helpful to set up tours or buy train tickers and with nightly dinner reservations.

The reception area was a bit confusing, I initially thought the security counter was the reception,…read morebut the actual one is inside the room. The hotel itself is old but has a charming, aesthetic vibe and is a pretty cool place to stay in Porto. The breakfast was good, and the location is great. The pool is on the smaller side, and I didn't get to use it since the weather wasn't ideal during my stay. It also has a unique old fashioned elevator with a couch, which added to the experience. Overall, it was a cool stay, though they mentioned they'd give me banana bread, and I never received it.

The hotel is located in central Porto and is a walkable distance to every major tourist location,…read moreincluding about a 30-45 min walk to the Port houses across the river. The hotel is beautifully appointed, having recently been renovated, with attention paid to period details. I was impressed by the delicious breakfast service. I particularly appreciated the attentive and extremely friendly service of the hotel staff, some even referring to me by name multiple days after checking. I felt the staff went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable. We splurged for the junior suite as we had 3 of us traveling together and it was very comfortable with the addition of a cot in the room. Or note, the restaurant has an extremely tasty and affordable happy hour with 1€ oysters on the half shell. I look forward to visiting again soon!