Porto Hotels

Eurobookings.com is happy to welcome you to Porto and to help you find a tailor-made hotel room so you can enjoy your stay in this magnificent Portuguese city. The second largest city in Portugal, Porto presents many options, both for attractions and hotel options.

Eurobookings.com lists many of the city’s attractions, districts, convention centers, museums and even the Sá Carneiro Airport, allowing you to see which hotels are located near each location. Or you can choose your Porto hotel based on its popularity or its star rating or even the size of the group you’re traveling with. Our website also shows you photos, maps and a complete list of amenities, so you before you even leave your house, you’ll know if your hotel in Porto has an airport shuttle, a restaurant, high speed Internet access, a swimming pool, a sauna and many other amenities. That way you can make your Porto reservations with confidence, with no surprises when you enter your hotel’s front door.

So stay in a hotel in Porto’s elegant, ancient city center, known as the Ribiera. This is where you’ll find many hotels set in centuries-old buildings, looking out over the 12th Century Oporto Cathedral, the Serra do Pilar Monastery, the Baixa District’s Clerigos Tower, the Romanesque Church of Cedofeita, the Gothic Church of Saint Francis and the remnants of Porto’s ancient city walls. You’ll see why the entire Porto city center, including the Ribeira, has been designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Or stay in a hotel near Porto’s museums. There are Porto hotels near the Photography Museum and the Museu Romantico, where Italy’s king was exiled for a time, though with the beauty of the house and the sea views, it’s hard to feel sorry for him.

Porto hotel rooms can also be found close to the Fundação de Serralves Art Gallery and its gardens and hotel rooms close to the Livraria Lello, considered to be one of Europe’s most beautiful bookshops. You can also stay in a hotel in the Boavista District, where you’ll find the Casa da Musica. Food and drink has always been an important part of Porto’s heritage as well. The city is home to the francesinha, a sandwich invented in the 1960s and made with ham, linguiça, steak and then smothered with melted cheese and a hot tomato and beer sauce. The dish is now served throughout the country and can be found in many hotel restaurants. And if you’re wondering why so many hotels serve Port, it’s because Porto is where the wine originated.

So if there’s a Porto vacation or a Porto business trip in your future, try Eurobookings.com to find the perfect hotel, whether it be in the old city, in the new city or near the Porto Airport.