Hotels with Breakfast in Porto

Very modern, clean hotel, located close to the metro station. Very friendly staff - quickly responding to client's requests. The room was very comfortable, especially the bed. Cleaned daily. The shower - amazing with some nice features :)

The hotel is in a great location, close to major attractions and the train station. The service from the hotel staff was poor - we booked a city view room and when we asked for a room on a higher floor, they moved us to an internal room. At that time, the price of the internal room was cheaper than the city view room we booked. When we pressed, the employee explained that both rooms were the same. Overall, the front desk service is as mechanized as a process. The room cleaning is okay, but things are missing every day. What is more worrying is the air conditioning in the room, which cannot be adjusted at will. Sometimes it shuts down automatically. The movement of the wind is so small that you can barely feel it. The windows couldn't be opened either. Don't book this place if you're afraid of being bored.

Wow- what a great location and eclectic hotel. Staff was very welcoming, happy, energetic and went out of their way to offer directions and recommendations to restaurants. Clean room, crisp sheets, well maintained. The hotel itself is right across the street from the Cathedral and is central to so many tourist sites, restaurants and shops. We truly enjoyed our stay here and highly recommend this hotel.

Stayed here for 7 nights and was in 3 different rooms. Good News: Staff is great, especially Joanna and Marina (?) at front desk, and Paulo (?) and other bellman Overall decor is dated and needs refurbishing. Comments re: rooms… Room 234: Larger and very quiet with robe/slippers. Headboard is torn. Bathroom door in the way of toilet & bidet; need to close door to access. … Rm 232: Corner Suite. Beautiful but TOO NOISY. Despite wearing earplugs, closing double-paned windows + lowering electronic blackout shades outside bedroom window, still had trouble sleeping due to street noise (trucks, motorcycles, etc). Noise through evening and early morning hours when bins picked up. Windows need another layer to soundproof… Room 411: New side of hotel, VERY small room; no slippers/robe offered, better layout of bathroom. No view but very quiet. Bad news: For the amount charged per room (almost €200/night or more) + standard hotel tries to maintain, complimentary coffee and water should be available every day of stay, not just day #1. Beautiful view and good food from rooftop bar but VERY SLOW service. Tips: Location is by river so about 1-2 miles from city center which is uphill from hotel. Other option is to use Uber. Tram stop and supermarket conveniently located within 1-2 blocks of hotel. Can take tram toward Dom Luis Bridge to check out restaurants with great river views: Bacalhau (very small and don’t take reservations) or Vinhas d’Alho restaurant next door, takes reservations and has more outdoor seats. Overall: Wonderful, helpful and accommodating staff in lovely location but you could find better value other places, like the many ”AL” accommodations (private apartments similar to Airbnb).

Environment: City center! very convenient! There is a small garden in the breakfast area, which is so comfortable Service: The service is so-so. I won’t help with luggage. Hygiene: Hygiene is relatively good, and the overall atmosphere is retro style

We had a faboulous stay for 2 nights atbthe Carris Ribiera; yes we booked a Junior Suite so take on board other comments about disappointing rooms, but ours was amazing with huge window giving a panoramic view of the river, right over to thr Gaia side and the port houses beyond. It was a view you just couldn't get enough of. The location of the hotel is just perfect, one block from the river and walkable to pretty much any sight in the city. We didn't have an evening meal but we did have breakfast included which was adequate but nothing special with a good selection on cold cuts and a few hot offerings. Staff were very friendly and would definitely recommend.

- large room space, but washroom design could be improved, need space to put essential stuff - near train station, however, the road is under construction - service is good and breakfast is at entry floor

OK so we arrived very early and the whole of the front and one side of the hotel is surrounded by construction for the new metro. I really feel for the staff but they were handling it well. We did have to wait a long time to check in but that was because they wanted to give us a room away from the building work. The junior suite was great and the welcome was fab. Breakfast was stunning and the staff were adorable.

This hotel is in an excellent location, with a pedestrian street to the north, the cathedral and Douro River to the south, and Livraria Lello to the west. It is only a 5-minute walk from the train station, the most beautiful McDonald's, and the most beautiful cafe. It can be said to be the focal point of Porto. The hotel's interior is dark and simple, but if you look closely, you will find designs everywhere. It can be considered a design hotel. The windows are especially interesting. One tip: there are no curtains. The front desk and the bicycle-themed lobby bar are full of humor. The room is not big, but the bathroom is large, which is also a very modern and practical concept. There is an old restaurant downstairs in the adjacent hotel, where you can enjoy Portuguese breakfast, French girl, Befana, and extremely sweet desserts. Although the taste is a bit strong, it is very typical and worth a try.

It was a very pleasant and unforgettable experience for my family to spend their weekend in this hotel. Amazing staff and service.