Room types include single, double, twin, triple, and quadruple configurations. The hotel is an 8-minute walk from São Bento.
Choosing a room
| Room option | Confirmed setup |
|---|---|
| Single Room | sleeps 1 |
| Double Room | sleeps 2 |
| Triple Room | sleeps 3 |
| Quadruple Room | sleeps 4 |
Room position and sleep
The property has 15 rooms across single, double, twin, triple and quadruple configurations, so most party sizes are covered without an upgrade jump.
- Every room comes with free wireless internet, cable television, a private bathroom and heating — these basics are standard across the board, not tied to a higher category.
Arrival and parking
A paid parking lot sits directly in front of the hotel, so drivers can pull up at the door rather than hunting for a spot further out.
Walking routes from the hotel
The address is Rua do Duque de Loulé 184, in downtown Porto a few metres from Praça da Batalha. Transport sits at the doorstep: a bus terminal linking major Portuguese cities, several bus stops and the historical tram are right in front of the property.
- São Bento station is an 8-minute walk.
- Bolhão is a 9-minute walk.
- Aliados is an 11-minute walk.
- 24 de Agosto is an 11-minute walk.
- Jardim do Morro is a 13-minute walk.
- Trindade is a 15-minute walk.
Facilities that change the stay
The practical essentials: a bus terminal connecting to all major cities in Portugal has buses stopping right at the door.
- The local accommodation registration code is 60358/14/CMP.
- The property telephone number is (351) 22 332 34 67.
What recent guests notice
Guests repeatedly highlight the central position — major sights, shops and restaurants are all within walking distance.
- Staff service is a recurring strength across recent stays.
- That said, staff availability and responsiveness comes up as a recurring concern — helpful when present, thin when not.
Who should book it — and who should not
Book for consistently clean, organised and tidy rooms and facilities.
- Skip if you cannot tolerate inconsistent service — staff encounters range from warm and attentive to curt, unfriendly reception.