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

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

Cool landmark spot (known as the Fish Market) beautifully-reno’d with an eclectic-chic modern ‘tude.

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

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.

A combo of 5 19th-century buildings, inspired by intricate Portuguese filigree – complete with onsite museum and workshops.

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

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

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

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

Perhaps unsurprisingly, celebrates the delicious drink of Porto wine.

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

Even the most jaded of travellers will be wowed by the elegant simplicity & thoughtful amenities in spacious rooms.

Lovely outdoor pool and garden area. Need to swim and/or lounge? They gotcha covered.

Mellow, comfy rooms are just right for nights you’re feelin’ low-key.