2-Star Hotels in Porto District, Portugal

This place is so relaxing to stay in! It’s a super nice little cafe with the rooms in the back through locking doors for easy access and security. The service is mostly seen outside your room as there isn’t much to be serviced inside, either way they were very friendly and helpful with menus in different languages and all that. The facilities for our room were all you needed, our “bunks” being cubby’s in the wall with lots of space and a locking compartment below for bags or valuables. The bathroom is tight compared to what I was used to in Canada, but it has your toilet, sink, and shower. What more do you need? Lastly the food was very very good, this was our first stay on our trip from Canada so maybe it’s normal here but it is so fresh and simply tasted awesome! Highly recommend!

The location of the hotel is the best! It is walking distance from the metro and from a well-known food market. The streets surrounding the hotel are packed with stores and restaurantes and easily connect to the iconic places (check out the pictures I attached). Let`s not forget the stunning mosaic-ornated church that faces the hotel. I strongly recommend it.

Simple, limited space. But it is still a nice place. One criticism is that they only have one towel per person, which has to be enough for everything, hands, face and neck, for bathing a little small, and they do not have a cup to help with oral hygiene.

The front desk is warm and hygienic, but there is no elevator, you need to carry your luggage upstairs, a bit tired

The service staff is very kind and clear Any inquiries are happy to help, explain And very close to the Blue and White Tile Church (Amas Church) Next street is the main shopping street. Will definitely stay again if there is a chance

We liked the hotel. The guys at the reception are friendly. There is a balcony, although there is no kettle. The room is a bit small, but not critical. The bed and bedding are fresh and good. The mattress is comfortable. There are sockets next to the bed. Very close to the center, we walked. The breakfast is normal, but there are no eggs, which is a minus, but we ate our fill of sandwiches, yogurts, and cereal. Advice for those staying, there is a huge food court a few steps away with a choice for every taste and budget. We went there for dinner every night to eat local seafood. It is called something like mercado bom sucesso

It was a rainy day when I arrived in Porto and saw a very sad city, but it was still incredibly beautiful. Susana, the person in charge of the hostel when I arrived, was the best part of the stay, kind, smiling, she reminded me that, even on days like this, the sun is always there. I will definitely come back. Recommendation: always bring earplugs: choosing a female room to avoid snoring is a dream. We snore too😂

The staff are very warm and welcoming. They go out of their way to answer questions and help with anything. The common area is set up to encourage conversation, and the kitchen is well stocked. My room was big and the bed was very comfortable. I was on the 4th floor and the view was spectacular. Porto is a beautiful city.