Cheap Hotels in Porto

"Went through a decent checked in process. There is 24/7 front desk, so even though we arrive at 1am everything is fine. Have a few words about the fan position in the room. It is placed right on top of the bed so there might be wind blowing into your face when you sleep. The team handled my feedback quickly and their efficiency is impressive."

"1. **Location**: Excellent location, within walking distance to major tourist attractions and right in front of São Bento Station, making transportation very convenient. 2. **Service**: The staff were very friendly and attentive. They even upgraded my room, which was a nice touch! 3. **Breakfast**: Breakfast starts at 7 AM. There's a good variety of bread, and you can also get various drinks and champagne. Since there aren't many early-opening shops nearby, breakfast here is a must. The breakfast buffet staff were also very friendly. For Koreans, if you request an ice cup, you can make iced Americano. Haha! 4. **Room**: I booked a Gallery Room but was upgraded to a Superior Room. It was spacious enough to fit three carry-on suitcases and two backpacks, and the bed was large enough for three adults to sleep comfortably, even rolling around. 5. **Other advantages**: Excellent water pressure in the bathroom! Housekeeping was incredibly fast, and they replenished one bottle of water daily. The price was also very attractive. 6. **Minor drawbacks**: I was assigned a room on the first floor, but the view was just a wall... I kept the curtains closed for my entire stay. Overall, I was very satisfied, except for the view!"

"The hotel's biggest advantage is its location, very close to the metro station. You can take the elevator up to the second floor with your luggage and reach it within a 5-minute walk. It's on a main street, so no need to navigate narrow alleys, making travel very convenient. **A word of caution:** Be wary of small restaurants starting with 'S' nearby. While cheap, the food tends to be overly salty and the ingredients aren't very fresh. You can walk down the slope to the market for food, and you'll also find good Fado shows in the vicinity. The front desk staff are a bit cool. One female staff member was expressionless and didn't respond to greetings. It wasn't exactly bad service, but the experience was just average. English communication was barely passable, and they were quite rigid in their procedures. Early check-in, even with available rooms, incurs a 10-20 Euro charge. I was originally waiting until 4 PM to check in, but was only allowed to enter my room just before 3:30 PM. I specifically requested a quiet room, and was assigned a corner room backing onto a hillside. There was a persistent low-frequency noise throughout the night, and on the second night, frequent banging sounds, which disturbed my rest. The room's drainage was slow, and the hairdryer was faulty, requiring me to request another one from the front desk. The waste separation was difficult to adapt to. The recycling bins were four different colors, there were no garbage bags, and no simple signs to guide the sorting rules. Having been used to leaving garbage outside the door in other countries, I tried to do so here but was stopped by the front desk without any explanation. Overall, the experience was average. I wouldn't highly recommend it if you have other options."

"The hotel is new and close to the train, metro and bus station, and we can walk on foot. There are also taxis in front of the station. It has a big Tv, USB wall charger, AirCon, Tea/Coffee. The shower has soap, cream and shampoo. Everything was very clean and the bed was excelent. The staff was polite. It has an elevator."

"Hotel with good value for money. It offers some free parking spaces, which is a strong point considering its central location."

"The hotel has a convenient location and offers great value for money. Although the facilities aren't brand new, the rooms are clean. It's really pleasant to sit at the small bar on the first floor and enjoy a drink. I would definitely stay here again if I came back!"

"It was very quiet, and I had a great rest. The breakfast was plentiful, and the staff were very enthusiastic. It's not far from the airport, which is very convenient, and getting to the beach and downtown attractions is also super easy."

"The good: Very nice hotel, friendly staff, large rooms, breakfast provided a lot of variety and was tasty, room was very clean. The less good: shower size was a little small and the corner doors made it hard for the water to not get splashed onto the floor. Location is a little far from tourist attractions 30-40 min walk All in all, would recommend"

"The room is clean, breakfast don’t have much options but is still acceptable, location is a bit far from the city center and the river side but you can go by bus to the center, the station is just in front of the hotel entrance and cost you 2.5 Euro, otherwise you can grab a uber, is also very convenient and more cheaper if you are travelling with 3-4 persons. The only thing that admired me why a lot of people choose this hotel is because they have a very big outdoor parking and is completely free of charge. I was driving a car and in Porto if you want to find a hotel with car parks is a bit difficult, if have, they need to get paid and the public car parks inside the city are extremely expensive. I did some research and this is the only hotel with the biggest car park in the area and completely free of charge, so if you are driving this hotel is the best choice. Also the staff (trainee) who helped me to do the check in is very nice 👍🏻"

"The hotel is located right by City Hall, with a metro station directly outside. It's just over 300 meters from Porto Sao Bento train station, and all the attractions in the Old Town are within walking distance. There are various restaurants nearby, making it incredibly convenient. All the hotel staff, from the front desk to the breakfast restaurant and housekeepers, were warm and proactive. The room was a bit small, though."