3-Star Hotels in Porto District, Portugal

The hotel is on the Gaia side of Porto, but it’s still in a convenient location. The room is clean and spacious, and there’s nothing much to complain about. That said, in my opinion the room feels very “empty.” It’s quite dim, with minimal decor and few amenities—mostly just open space. It’s best suited for a short stay overnight. Overall, it’s still good value for the price.

Experience was short, but I found the space very clean, sympathy in the service, open reception for 24 hours, free coffee at any time of the day ... The only negative point was even the noise-making bed, every time I moved.

Hotel is excellently located in the city centre. Breakfast was more than enough. Room was smaller, yet looking toward the inner side and therefore quiet.

The hotel within walking distance approximately 5 to 7 minutes from the metro station Franco. Not far away from the Sao Bento where you can save the city tax payment. Simple breakfast which expected, however unexpected delicious dinner from the in-house restaurant with reasonable price. Everything is great! The front desk receptionists are friendly and helpful!

It was very quiet, and I had a great rest. The breakfast was plentiful, and the staff were very enthusiastic. It's not far from the airport, which is very convenient, and getting to the beach and downtown attractions is also super easy.

The hotel isn't very central, but it was okay. I really missed having a fridge and more light; it was quite dim, and I couldn't see well enough to put on my makeup. They also didn't help me resolve an issue where my friend left a day early, but the extra night and breakfast had already been paid for. They told me I had to sort it out with the booking company, and Trip.com didn't help either, which I wasn't happy about.

No window is a bit stuffy, but fortunately, stay for one night. The black female front desk was black all the way. There is a little brother who looks like Harry Potter who is very good and helps me with my luggage. In short, staying for one night feels okay.

Everything else was great, except for the incredibly loud floor noise from the wooden floors. The creaking of the floorboards was truly extraordinary. The convenient transportation, good service, and ample breakfast were all excellent. The noise, however, was a major issue.

Bed was awful - like lying on a rock. Food quality/choice poor. The chicken was very tough and the fish overcooked. There needs to be an à la carte option in the restaurant as well as a buffet. Price of food was very high. I would eat before arriving if I needed to stay again as there is nothing else in the area which is walkable. Hotel location is excellent and all of the staff are very friendly.

It was an overall great stay. The room was very clean and had enough space for two people, though there was just a slight lack of drawers for clothes. The beds were very comfortable, the bathroom was clean and spacious, and the climate control system was excellent. Breakfast was enjoyable, featuring a buffet with various foods suitable for Europeans, more than enough to energize us before exploring. I missed having a gym or a space to exercise, but since we were exhausted at the end of each day, it wasn't a big issue. Lastly, the location and transportation options were also convenient, with bus and metro lines just a 12-minute walk away. This hotel nearly reaches a 4-star rating—100% recommended for visiting Porto in 2-3 days.