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Porto River Apartamento Hotel, Porto Portugal

Staying at Porto River Apartamento Hotel: A window on the Duoro River

 

Overlooking the famous Duoro River in Porto, Portugal is a sight to behold. Now, imagine that panoramic vision in your bedroom.

Welcome to the Porto River Apartamento Hotel.

Located in the heart of the Ribeira, a World Heritage Site, the hotel resides in a history building dating back to the 17th century.

Just outside, the waterfront hosts restaurants with stunning views along the river. Walk up towards the town and you will be right in the historic old town of Porto.

And, a short walk across the bridge brings you to the famous port cellars for tastings and tours of the world’s best port wines.

 

New and Affordable

Opened in 2016 with just 16 rooms that combine history and contemporary environments, the Porto River Hotel offers the comforts of an apartment with the services of a hotel.

Rates start at 125 Euros for a 26 square meter Studio. For a spacious apartment feel, the two-bedroom apartment is 63 square meters complete with a living room and full kitchen.

While the four-star apartment hotel lacks some of the finer details of a true luxury hotel, the affordability, clean comfort, and location can more than compensate for it.

 

Panoramic view from the balcony of the Duoro River and one of Porto’s six iconic bridges
More views of the port cellars just across the river – an easy 10-minute walk across the bridge
And even more views of the cellars, river, and waterfront
Master Bedroom of the Two Bedroom Apartment. A spacious room with an ensuite bathroom and balcony access
Balcony doors to enjoy the river breeze and views
The living and dining area. Perfect for a night in and a meal “at home”
The décor combining history and simple modernity with the use of stone, wood, and minimalism
The kitchen. A full kitchen with a refrigerator, stovetop, oven, and dishwasher. The kitchen is also furnished with plates, glasses (and glasses for wine and port), cutlery, pots, pans, and basically all the essentials to cook at home
Bedroom 2. A cozy queen sized bed perfect for one or two guests
Bathroom for bedroom 2 and the living area. An efficient bathroom in which the shower can get a little tight if you’re not a small person
Breakfast buffet spread. Cold cuts, cheese, breads, pastries, fruits, and of course some Portuguese treats to start the day. Guests can also request for eggs made to order
The beautiful dining area for breakfast which an inviting décor or stone with wood
Local beers along the waterfront. Take a break from the day while people watching and enjoying the views
And don’t forget the port!

 

Porto River
Porto River
Rua dos Canastreiros 50
Porto, Portugal
+351-223-401-210
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