Housed in a 19th century building revamped as a modern retreat, with exposed stone walls and rustic wood finishings.

Housed in a 19th-century building, but updated with chic décor and modern design.

6-storey find right in the heart, near the Santa Catarina shopping district and steps from the historic centre.

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

Perhaps unsurprisingly, celebrates the delicious drink of Porto wine.

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

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Each apartment is uniquely furnished and designed to reflect a specific Portuguese painter. Talk about local spirit.

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

4-min stroll from the famed Avenida dos Aliados and 12 mins from the Ribeira district. Meticulous renovation kept the best architectural features intact.

The first in the series of My Story Hotels, the 12 Santa Catarina flats are smack dab in the heart.

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

City stay but with a roof top pool

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

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

Prime riverside location right in the heart of historic downtown.

Well-located spot near Bolhao Market and just a 15-min walk from historic sights like Porto Cathedral.

Whatever time you stumble in, the 24-hour front desk serves up service with a smile.

An indoor pool for lap-swimmers and doggy-paddlers alike.

Non-smoking rooms are a breath of fresh air.

New-State-era building reimagined as an avant-garde art-laden haven designed to stimulate all the senses.

Breakfast buffet, you say? We’re in.

Near tram and Douro river

Bring your furry friends along for the ride. This place is pet friendly.

Coastal town near Porto

Panoramic views of Porto and the Douro River from the rooftop lounge-y bar? Yup.