Romantic Hotels in Porto District, Portugal

Very friendly receptionist and good room. Good location from city centre if u have a car. However swimming pool was dirty and loads of leaves and wasn’t able to swim.

We stayed at Picassobang for 3 nights and 4 days during our trip to Porto! First of all, the breakfast was not very varied, but it was full, and the auxiliary facilities, such as the swimming pool, outdoor pool, and sauna, we were shown and explained each one, but we were not able to use themㅠ The location is within walking distance of the Lello Bookstore, the observatory, the bridge, etc.! It was fun that each room had a different theme. The hotel itself has a design point, so it's great for taking pictures! All the staff working were kind, and the suits were cool and stylish! If we go to Porto again, we decided to go to Torell again! Thank you for staying with us!🤗

This hotel has a great sense of style and is really affordable compared to others. The interior decor is fresh and modern. The common areas like the pool, library, co-working space, and cafe are all beautifully designed – perfect for relaxing. My room was simple but the bathroom was very spacious, equipped with shampoo, shower gel, conditioner, towels, and a hairdryer. There were no slippers or bottled water, but there was a mini-fridge. The wardrobe had a safe and an extra duvet. My only gripe is that it was quite dark, even with all the lights on. If you're planning to work on your laptop like I was, it might be a bit of a challenge, though you could always use the public areas. Overall, it was a fantastic experience! Highly recommend.

A shame to pay a dec2 euro fee , make a weekend in my country and pay a fee .  The pool was not even a diving one , many people . Having weddings or baptized everything well , but they used the pool for who will relax in a way of babby for God 's sake is simply a shame

Absolutely incredible hotel, the staff takes great care, from the privileged location to the spa facilities, everything is wonderful. I recommend with your eyes closed for lovers of exclusive places.

Perhaps it's because the Portuguese are more welcoming, but the service felt a step up from Spain. The room was quite large, but the bathroom had poor ventilation and an unpleasant odor. The view from the hotel entrance was fantastic, but most of the rooms had obstructed views.

Hotel that we recommend. We have come several times now. We always take advantage of the indoor swimming pool which has a thalasso system (jet, whirlpool, etc.) The breakfast is plentiful 👍 Nice evening buffet Family hotel with games and outdoor swimming pool, the seaside is behind the fence, no car needed! Pleasant staff 👍

I would have loved to have given this place 5/5 stars for everything but as soon as we arrived, the noise from outside was very loud, upon bringing it to the attention of the staff, they said they ”fixed the door” as it was a very large patio door but the sound was still as if we were camping outside. I managed to live with this but the rooms television was also boy possible to connect any outside devices and the Netflix just wouldn't launch which we were told it is what it is with the TV. The thing that annoyed me the most was the fact that you have to pay to use the swimming pool that they so elegantly advertise in their photos. As an extremely regular traveller, this was an absolute first for me and really didn't make any sense to me. Otherwise the place was clean, and looked very nice. Parking was 20 euros per night which was actually more expensive than hiring the car but I guess they charge for location.

We went there for our honeymoon. Location: It's about a 20-minute taxi ride from São Bento Station. There's nothing around, so if you need anything, buy it at the supermarket before you go. Service: The staff were incredibly friendly from the moment we got out of the taxi. They were very helpful with directions and greeted us every time we saw them. View and Facilities: We were shown to the 7th floor, and the view was fantastic. Instead of going to Moru Garden, I'd rather just take photos from the terrace. We went to the indoor pool on the 8th floor, but it wasn't crowded, and the water was lukewarm, making it a great place to swim and play. There's no smart TV, so skip it. Room Service: Koreans might not like the room service food. The seafood rice was bland, and the sushi wasn't our kind of sushi. I asked for spaghetti Bolognese, which was fine. I recommend making a reservation in advance or eating out. Next time I'm in Porto, I'd book a five-day stay, it was so good.