Cosy rooms keep it simple, ’cause sleeping shouldn’t be complicated.

Quirky (in a good way). Rooms keep it simple with plywood and concrete. Common spaces go all out with comfy seating and vintage-style lamps.

Perfectly poised to stroll, sip port, visit museums and peep superb views from the many lookout points throughout the city.

Recently renovated, but still with character, especially in the naturally lit lobby space.

Minutes on foot to the metro. (Score!)

Located outside of the centre, but nearby public transportation or onsite bike rental gets you to shops, eats and sights in a flash.

Perfectly situated next to Ribeira Square, just steps from shops, eats and the Douro.

Breakfast is deffffffinitely worth springing for – particularly if you’ve got an impressively long list of must-see sights for the day ahead.

In the Boavista district, steps from Bessa Stadium if you fancy some footie.

Just steps from the Palácio da Bolsa and within easy walking distance of the metro and the Douro.

There’s a fab lounge onsite and you’re souvenir-throwing distance to a handful of ace restos.

Delightful historic exterior; simple (but design-mag worthy), boutique-chic interior.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, celebrates the delicious drink of Porto wine.

Former 19th-century bourgeois home tells a new tale in sleek concrete with a ceiling narrative (literally, there’s writing on the ceiling).

Tucked inside a group of fab listed buildings next to Batalha Square – an ideal spot for strolling, shopping and beverage sipping.

Sleekly modern style throughout is a cool juxtaposition to these digs’ historic centre adjacent address.

Onsite GourmetBar has great burgers and other tasty eats.

Artfully minimalist with open design, composer-themed rooms practically sing you to sweet dreams.