Porto

Spend a quiet, comfortable night in 5-star accommodations at the Porto Intercontinental. — Afar Magazine

Built on a hillside overlooking Vila Nova de Gaia... and the Douro River, the luxurious 82-room hotel gets its identity from the local wine trade. — Condé Nast Traveler

Built on the former site of the 1859 Teatro Baquet, Teatro Hotel Porto is an innovative, four-pearl boutique property with chic theatrical interiors. — Oyster

Even the lobby with its soft carpets and comfy sofas is inviting in this top-notch business and leisure hotel. — Fodor's

Palacio do Freixo is an elegant, historic hotel situated on the Douro River. — Oyster

A stylish steakhouse that is hoping to lure more locals to the Ribeira, the riverfront neighbourhood of touristy eateries and the embarkation point for many of the Douro River cruises. — Wallpaper

With its winsome modern additions, distinguished 18th-century art and elegant architectural elements, looking into the front door...is a bit like staring into Lewis Carroll's looking glass. — Star Service

This hotel is a solid luxury option with a roster of facilities and somber but comfortable guest rooms. — Fodor's

Seen by many as the city's top hotel, the Sheraton Porto's declared aim is to blend design and comfort. — Fodor's

This landmark hotel retains much of its former splendour, its public areas exuding an old-fashioned charm. — Michelin Guide

Gallery Hostel is anything but dodgy share accommodation, with a boutique concept that aligns it more to a shared-room hotel than a hostel. — Time Out

Smack bang in the middle of Porto’s bustling downtown area, Flores Village combines the feel of a hotel with the convenience of an apartment. — The Telegraph

In a restored relic overlooking the Douro, these eight rooms have been blessed with gorgeous wood floors, plush queen beds and marble baths; the best have river views. — Lonely Planet

This beautifully restored guesthouse has just six rooms, all with simple but stylish details that effortlessly blend old ..... with contemporary. — Lonely Planet

Everything you see there is Portuguese - from the sofas to the chandeliers, through to the furs and artwork on display - and it can all be purchased online. — Time Out

Casa do Conto means ‘House of Tales’ in Portuguese, which is fitting given this guesthouse’s diverse history. — The Telegraph

Castelo de Santa Catarina is a historic mid-range hotel that's a five-minute walk from the Marques Metro station, north of Porto's historic core. — Oyster

This four-star, six-floor tower across from the National Theater and near the shopping district of Rua da Santa Catarina has two winning features. — Concierge