1872 River House
Eight rooms in a riverside house on Rua do Infante D. Henrique, sixty metres from São Francisco.
Eight rooms in a riverside house on Rua do Infante D. Henrique, sixty metres from São Francisco.
Six suites rebuilt in raw concrete after a fire, with texts by six writers cast into the ceilings.
An 1887 industrialist's folly castle with its own chapel and terraced gardens, north of the centre.
Eighteen rooms in a Ribeira warehouse, one floor each for Cape Verde, India, Brazil and Macau.
Porto's first grand hotel, open since 1880, with a rooftop kitchen garden above Rua de Santa Catarina.
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A hotel above a stationer's that has traded since 1829 and is still run by the same family.
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Seven suites above one of Porto's best brunch rooms, in the gallery district of Cedofeita.
A 14th-century convent on the Ave estuary, converted into 87 rooms with two Michelin Keys.
Eighty-two terraced rooms above the port lodges of Gaia, with the best view in Porto.
An 1884 palace where each floor is a continent and each room is a spice the ships brought back.
An Estado Novo building above the Douro where every room is named for an avant-garde artist.
Twenty-four rooms in an 1861 merchant's palace, each named for a Portuguese writer.
A 19th-century manor on the Foz seafront with a Michelin star and Nini Andrade Silva interiors.