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"I love the place! Exactly what I needed."

"Great room and staff. Good location for metro and bus. Did not use restaurant or shuttle. Good drinks at bar. "

"Clean rooms and friendly staff. Breakfast is too expensive considering you can get local breakfast for much cheaper (ex. $3.99 "

"The breakfast brunch does include a variety of items. It does have protein as well as sweets, carbs, and yogurt and fresh fruits. They give you a an opportunity to skip cleaning the bedroom for a five EURO voucher toward food which I thought was a great incentive. That way, instead of paying €16 for the buffet you pay only 11. The gym was adequate - that’s important to us. The location is very convenient if you don’t mind a little walking."

"I really enjoyed my stay in this lovely hotel. The room I stayed in was very clean, elegant ad spacious. I really recommend! I will be staying there when I’m again in Porto."

"The location was excellent for walking and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was very good!"

"Free parking outside"

"This is a 1st rate place with a very proffesional staff; moreover, the hotel is in an excellent spot, very centric. The only REAL drawback that I can say is the lack of any proper chinaware in the rooms (paper cups don't cut it for me). "

"Very disappointing stay — we ended up checking out three days earlier than originally planned. The facilities are clearly outdated. The shower is built into a bathtub with only a curtain, which feels inconvenient and not in line with what you would expect at this price point. The air conditioning also performed poorly — even in April, the room was warmer than the outside temperature. For guests traveling with dogs, there is an additional €10 per night fee, and pets cannot be left alone in the room for more than one hour. This restriction is quite limiting and not clearly justified. The biggest drawback, however, is the location. The hotel is in Vila Nova de Gaia, which requires at least 20–25 minutes of driving to reach the main attractions in Porto, often with heavy traffic. While public transport is available, we eventually moved to a centrally located hotel where everything was within walking distance — a significantly better experience. Additionally, we found that the water boiler in the room was leaking. This was reported to the hotel, but no action was taken to repair or replace it during our stay. Ultimately, we chose to forfeit three nights of our booking rather than continue staying under these conditions, which reflects how unsatisfactory the experience was."