Cheap Hotels in Porto

"The hotel and the room were perfect. It was cleaned every day, and the lobby and other facilities were always tidy. The staff was very friendly. The location is good, but after a long day, it was just a little too far from the city center. Otherwise, a perfect place and hotel."

"Everything was good there accept cleanliness when i checked in the room everthibg was good but when i turned off the light there was ant on my bes and it was really difficult for me to sleep and when i woke up i see the floor it was full of ants and when i opened the door there was a vase and there were alot of ants it was a worst experience for me they have to take care of these things"

"Great 4-night experience. The room is comfortable. The breakfast is pretty good but repetitive after 4 mornings. The two pools are superb, open from 9am to 9pm with hammam and sauna. A port tasting in their cellar was offered to us on arrival. We will come back with pleasure :) A few small areas for improvement: the bottle of water at €3.50 in the room is not crazy for a 5-star hotel - the empty mini bar - I also suggest offering some sports activities in one of the two pools."

"Nice clean comfortable hotel rooms. Shame that they accommodate too many children. In all fairness I was there for 3 nights the first 2 very good but on the last night, they must of put all the children on my floor. These children are at an age were they simply don't have the brain capacity to think. They were banging doors making noise till around 5 in the morning thus meaning I struggled to sleep. I did call down to reception to notify them earlier in the evening, to state I believe there is going to be a problem with these children through the night, obviously nothing was done because the noise continued. I understand that it's all about filling up the rooms, because it's more money for the hotel but if they are going to have youngsters, maybe it should just be an hotel for them only . In the future for future guests these children need supervision, this is surely the only way this would work if you are too continue to accommodate all different age groups."

"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."

"Very nice hotel, we had a stay in a spacious 2 bedroom accommodation (2 adults and 2 children). Comfortable beds and room facilities are very satisfying. The only challenge was the lift in the morning and no option to use stairs which was very frustrating. Breakfast was very simple and didn’t offer a lot of variety, kids had a problem to have pancakes for breakfast and had to ask for it as it was not served, however mentioned as a standard daily meal. Location is a little further from the center, but very fast to get by uber. Generally we enjoyed our time staying here."

"We had a truly perfect stay at Jam Hotel Porto. From the very beginning everything felt easy and welcoming. The room was in excellent condition, almost like new, very modern and thoughtfully designed. It was always clean and perfectly tidy which made it very comfortable to come back to after a day in the city. What made the stay really special was the lovely lady at the reception. She noticed that I was celebrating my birthday during our stay and organized a birthday muffin to be brought up to my room. It was such a kind and personal gesture that I did not expect at all and it honestly made my day. Overall it felt like a place where people really care about their guests, not just in a professional way but in a warm and genuine way. I would happily stay here again without hesitation."

"The hotel's location is excellent, right across from a church, making it convenient to get around. However, the room interiors are quite old, the floors creak, and the air conditioning isn't very effective. The parking lot is tiny, and it costs 25 euros per night."

"I've always stayed at this place. The price is reasonable, there's a big shopping mall next door, and ordering takeout is very convenient."

"We really liked the hotel. The breakfasts were excellent. It was located 5–7 minutes away on foot from two metro stations. There’s a grocery store nearby. All sorts of cafes. It takes about 20 minutes to walk to the main streets. The area is very quiet. We had a comfortable stay."