This isn't the Ritz, but the prices are low. Rooms are small, but clean, comfortable and well equipped. The hotel is also very well positioned, close to all the main sights and to the metro. As a base for a quick city break, this place is a fine choice.

Good position. The rooms are comfortable and clean. Extra beds could be better. Breakfast was excellent, varied and plentiful. I was especially pleased to see in the bathroom a well-known brand of shower gel, shampoo and liquid soap in abundance. The staff is friendly and helpful.

The rooms were pretty average but the staff were unbelievably helpful. A good breakfast was included in a very reasonable price of €150 for 3 nights. It was in a good location for waking around the city and on the route of all the city bus tours. The only grumble was that there was no free Wifi.

We stayed in this hotel for three nights and we found it just acceptable for the price charged. Staff very friendly, room too small, bathroom too small, bed too hard as usual in Portugal, breakfast minimalistic. The view from our window was at the wall of the hotel on the other side of a narrow alley. If you opend a... More

Porto is absolute;ly wonderful1 I fell in love with this city! The hotel is average, good location, bad breakfast, small rooms. If you still choose this hotel, go to Tribeca jazz club which is very close to the hotel - a very good place to spend evening

We stayed at the Quality Inn Porto for a couple of nights after a river cruise in November 2012. We paid 12.50 Euros for an "unmetered" taxi from the port to the hotel. This taxi was arranged by the river cruise company, so we didn't know until we entered the taxi that it wasn't metered. The hotel is walkable from... More

Wow! what a wonderful city Porto is. This hotel is fine for a visit, maybe a bit overpriced. The location is excellent a few minutes walk into all the historic parts of the city. The rooms are reasonable however thay have rather small sized bathrooms and a small shower cubicle. There is a kettle and tea/coffee tray and a hairdryer... More

The hotel was clean and bright, with a good, although as usual, unimaginative breakfast. The staff were helpful and friendly. The town of Porto is, however, one of the dirtiest, and graffiti covered cities that I have had the misfortune to visit, in quite some time. It was extraordinarily difficult to find a reasonable restaurant anywhere close to the hotel.

First i got the room with small window at the end of the corridor... very small.... I have seen that they also had room with balconies and went to check if I could change it... I was prepaired to pay the difference in price, but the receptionist was very kind and changed my room for free... Hotel is more than... More