4-Star Hotels in Porto District, Portugal

Everything is fine apart from it’s a room next to the highway. Which makes it quite noisy during the stay. Also there’s a burning smell in Porto these days that even in the room without windows open I can still smell that. Not quite sure if it’s entitled for 4 star but with 24hr fully equipped gym (yes it’s a proper gym not a basic one with a few machines like most of the hotel) it’s still a great deal. Location is very convenient

Porto was an amazing stopover. Vincci Ponte de Ferro was a great choice for us being so close to everything we wanted to see but quiet for a restful sleep after s long day of exploring. The views from the hotel is not something we’ll forget for a long, ling time!

The room was cozy but wouldn’t recommend esp if you are travelling with luggages. The road in front of the hotel is closed for construction and there is just a narrow uphill stoned path to walk to the hotel. Also im not sure if it is the concierge lady or hotel policy, but they are reallly inflexible with late check-out request!! I explained that my partner is unwell, needed the loo and I asked for an additional 15mins pass check-out time (so 12:15pm) and i was informed that there’ll be a charge of 15 Euros!!! In terms of shower amenities, only 2 small tubes of 2-in-1 bath shampoo was provided. Overall i wouldnt return to this hotel again.

The sanitation is relatively clean, the bed sleeps all night with back pain, and the bed feels that the bed is not supportive. This hotel has just opened for a week, and there is no map. When I took a taxi, I went to another store. I thought it was the store, because the taxi software had this store.

The hotel rooms are well-equipped, spacious and comfortable. There are various restaurants near the hotel and the attractions are within walking distance, which is very convenient. The only drawback is that the building's soundproofing is poor. Whenever someone walks upstairs, you can hear it clearly, which affects your sleep quality.

Very friendly staff make this place feel so welcoming but that seems to be the norm across Portugal. Hotel is situated some distance from the city center which requires at least 25 minutes walk, although trams operate from in front of the hotel. The breakfast did not offer the most extensive selection but everything was fresh and tasty and staff offer a discounted option if it is purchased on checking for the entire stay. There are no leisure facilities at this hotel such as swimming pool or gym whilst there is a supermarket very nearby, around 3 minutes walk away. I enjoyed my stay as the room was comfortable enough but recommend requesting a room at the back of the hotel as those at the front are prone to noise from passing guests and the elevators and noise insulation is not the best. Best to ask for rooms ending in number 12 or higher. Entire property is very very stylish as this building was formally a fish market, albeit with art deco flourishes, converted to a contemporary hotel.

A very good hotel. The room is large and comfortable. A large bottle of distilled water is placed on the table every day. Slippers and laundry bags are provided (many hotels no longer have this). The bathroom is tidy and has shower caps, cotton swabs, and other items such as toothbrushes and toothpaste. You can get a razor and sewing kit if you need it. Everything is very considerate, but the two rooms are on the first floor. Open the curtain and you will see the corner of the platform. You can't see the outside street at all. The breakfast food is average, but it does not mean it is bad. I like it. Aspects: There is a beautiful expresso coffee machine, white wine is also served for breakfast, mini Portuguese tarts, fresh fruits, etc. The restaurant staff are friendly and polite. There is a large shopping mall and supermarket in the basement next to the hotel. A little further away there is a very large and new Foodcourt called Mercado Bom, which has all kinds of food. We also had seafood platter and paella there for dinner two nights, it was cheap and delicious! There is also a live show on Tuesday night, and the atmosphere is very lively!

We had a pretty good stay at this hotel. It was located strategically central where we can walk everywhere to sight see. Many were raving about the views but we got only a room with a tiny window with some view, so not all rooms have good views. Something to note, though is this hotel is on top of the hill. Porto is quite hilly and to reach other sites such as the Luis bridge, etc., we had to go down a steep hill and climb back the same way. Otherwise, the staff were friendly and helpful and this is a great location.

It's a lovely place for 2 nights stay. The hotel is clean and aesthetically pleasing. The staff texted me before my arrival to provide passcode for self check in. Free mini bar with mineral water, chips, cookies, fruit juices was great! Just to note that located slightly off the main tourist attractions, around 20min walk away. Me and husband don't mind walking a bit so we recommend this place!

The location was a bit far from the downtown area, but the surroundings were quiet so it was a great location to stay. Porto is good to walk around, so it was not difficult to go to the main tourist spots in the downtown area, and there is no difficulty in moving because the bus stop and subway station are close by. Room condition was so good and room size was good enough. Breakfast was neat and delicious, so I ate it every day, and the hotel facilities were very satisfactory overall. If I come back, I will stay here again and I will recommend it to the people around me.