Hostels in Porto District, Portugal

Nice hostel. but just few points: 1. The reception was bit slow (service was amazing) 2. it is a bit vague where to enter the building 3. it is so hard and dangerous and scary climbing up/down the upper bunk bed!!!!! goodpoints: 1. yummy breakfast 2. water dispenser available 3. hair dryer can be borrowed 4. there are 2 toilets and 2 shower booth in the room! no need to compete or wait 5. bed was wide enough and confortable

Pleasant stay. Staff were nice and facilitated a slightly earlier check in. The place is nicely designed and seems to follow high standards of cleanliness. The bathrooms smell like Chlorine, but I assume that is a good sign given that it is a very public and well used part of the building. I have read that the place had a bedbug issue and was a little worried, but I have found no sign of it after staying. Overall, a very positive experience.

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!

I stayed in a twin room. The staff were friendly and welcoming, which was great. They provide a hairdryer and towels. You can also watch Netflix and Amazon Prime. The shower pressure was good, and the heating worked well. There wasn't a kettle in the room, but I used the shared kitchen. The location is excellent, and I'd love to stay again. The free breakfast included bread, ham, cheese, juice, and a coffee machine. The muffins were also delicious.

It was so beautiful and insanely good! We stayed in a dormitory with a mix of 6 people. The room has a locker with a key, two separate toilets and two showers. The hair dryer is also very good. You can also use the shared kitchen and refrigerator. The staff was very kind and helpful.

It was difficult to locate the hostel as it was a small door with a colourful poster (not eye catching initially) beside an Kebah resturant. Lift was the old sch lift but im glad it work with my heavy luggage. The staff was friendly, check in was easy. Room was awesome as i was the only 1 on the last day (4 bed female dorm). However a bit noisy along the corridor in the middle of the night at other rooms. Breakfast was cheap and simple, was being serve. Overall its a good stay and walking distance to every location.

It's best not to stay here in winter; it's too cold, and I often wake up freezing at night. Breakfast is decent but filling. The location is excellent; it's convenient to get around. The staff are very friendly and welcoming.

Loves this hostel but no lift, kitchen is a underground floor, have cooking facility, breakfast is euro three but only bread with jam butter n cheese. Hot drink teh coffee and milk. No eggs no yoghurt. No fruits. Dormitory Room is big with toilet inside. Location is very good. Near to Sao Bento metro. A lot of shopping area around the hostel. Very good, will stay there again. Housekeeping is well kept. Staff is friendly and helpful. We stay four days three nights there.

To give an objective and fair review, this hotel has a great location and the beds are large and comfortable. However, the bed frames are connected, so they shake when someone turns over. Aside from that, there are no other hardware issues. Furthermore, I have to give a bad review to a female staff member at the breakfast counter. I noticed other customers had orange juice, but there wasn't any on the breakfast table. I then discovered it was coming from the kitchen. When I went to the kitchen, a woman stopped me, told me to leave, and said the kitchen door was closed (it's an open kitchen). She then ignored me. I then asked a male staff member if I wanted to buy orange juice. He asked for my room number and then gave me a serving of orange juice, bread, and yogurt—all standard breakfast items—but handled it in a very inexplicable way.

I have been traveling for 2 weeks across multiple cities in Europe, staying in several hostels, and so far, this one stands out as superior. First of all, the staff were amazing—very welcoming and friendly. The rooms were clean and well-organized, and the amenities were perfect. I honestly enjoyed my time in there.