Best Campanha Hotels

I travel from Malaysia to Europe all the way by train, please watch my YouTube Lonely Railway Explorer to know more. Before I booked this hotel, I read a lot of negative reviews in Trip.com, but I know all of the bad reviews are nonsense. As a professional traveller, I responsible to say, this hotel are worth of money, this room rate with private bath room, double bed, even they prepared safe for guests, and the cleanliness are 9/10, and just opposite the railway station, metro, location 10/10. If you stay here, I recommend you have your meal at restaurant just next-door before here, Churrasqueira da Estação de Campanhã, the grill and the rice you definitely need it, especially if you're Asian, but non halal. I will rate this hostel 9/10, because no hairdryer, and the bed sheet got smell, I think is because no sunlight. And the front desk family super kind.

It is a good hotel if you go by car because then to go to the center you have to take public transport that is not very close and also if you go with your family it is more profitable to take Uber!

The hotel’s public spaces are great and it’s an old palace. But the room is not in the palace, but an old building next to it. The hotel is about three kilometers away from the old city center, a little far away, but the hotel shuttle bus is free (10:00 am, 4 pm)

Nice rooms with great breakfast in a quiet place still close to downtown.

The location of the hotel is very good, right next to Campanyan railway station, very convenient by train and subway. The hotel has a small facade, but in fact it is not small, and with two small atriums, the style is very unique. The staff at the main station are fluent in English and have a cordial and friendly attitude. The rooms are large in size, with balconies, and very quiet. The facilities in the room are a bit old, but they are well maintained and there is no problem in using them. From the hotel to the old town of Porto, you can walk all the way along the station front street, which takes about 30 minutes, but it feels pretty good to experience Porto’s city life all the way. I went to the old city on foot and took the subway back from San Bento at night. It was quite convenient.