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

Four stories of stone edifice in the historic Old Quarter, a block from the river and close to the train and metro stations.

Each of the 10 rooms is a mini history lesson, named for French/Portuguese lovers like Alexandra and Filipe, José and Josephine, etc.

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

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

Quiet, but within strolling distance of the bustling Aliados Square.

Who doesn’t want to stay in a spacious modern room next to a Baroque riverside palace built in 1742?

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

Tucked just outside the centre for easy access to all the must-visits.

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.

Prime riverside location right in the heart of historic downtown.

Modern, centrally located home base strollable to Casa da Musica, Porto Cathedral and the nearest metro station.

Art Nouveau with touches of modern style, including some far-out furniture in the lobby.

These striking digs boast a duo of restos, a fab wine cellar(!), an interior garden, library and more.

Frill-free digs with a killer address on the central square.