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This is my second times to be here in Porto I know this hotel is new this year and everything seems very perfect for me, the environment, the service from the reception, the attitude for from all the colleges as it belongs to Marriott group I can confirm the hotel level is satisfactory to the group, but the most critical point for me is the water flow from the tap in the washing basin and also the showerhead. It’s extremely slow and nearly to 0 I had a really bad experience when I took a shower, and also when I would like to wash something from the washing basin  I feel a pity for it I hope next time the hotel can improve it otherwise, I will not take my 3rd time here

Comfortable rooms and location easy enough to get into all parts of the city using Uber, which are very reasonable and cost around 3 euros to the furthest point at the river. You could walk but my father has some mobility issues and the uber was much faster, allowing us to expore poroto without tiring from the walk into town. The hotel is kept well, is cosy and inviting once inside, dont be put off by the exterior. Rooms were very well designed for the price bracket. Attention to detail of items in the bathroom need to be addressed though. Soap dish was loose on the wall as was the faucet on the bathroom sink. Small details that bring an otherwise very nice room below its potential. Although a little firm for me, I still slept very well on the bed. No external noise heard and quiet and effective air conditioning. The safe was an issue for me. We had 2 rooms and the safe was not bolted into the wardrobe, you could remove the safe if you wanted to. This makes the safe redundant and concerned me. The front desk also do not have their own safe for guest valuables. However we had no issued and our belongings remained untouched. The hotels did lock our belongings into a storage room on our last day. I would definitely stay here again and I think this hotel offers both an element of luxury whilst remaining a mid priced option. The staff were also very helpful and attentive.

Typical of the Portuguese Hotels we have had on our Bunnik tour on the Portuguese leg. Stairs and no ramp to get suitcases into the hotel and a bit if a shortage of staff to help. No tea and coffee or free water in the room only one free plug on one side of a double bed. Our bathroom toiletries was a shower cap but there were squeeze bottles of shower gel,shampoo and bath gel attached to the shower. Only one glass in the room although we were in a room for couples; there were 2 small ones in the bathroom. The tiny glasses allowed you to have some water to brush your teeth so you don't bang your head on the overhead cupboard mirror which is totally unnecessary since it doesn't hold anything. The basin was so shallow that you dare not leave it running long. There was a bidet if you need one, otherwise it just takes up valuable bathroom realestate. One of the few hotels without a pool and reliable WiFi in our room. No news in English. but old movies overdubbed in Portuguese. I was told that they were working on upgrading their WiFi. On the plus side, the room was clean, breakfast was plentiful with a good range of food. Thr staff as helpful as as was possible. The area is good for access to art galleries and eateries.

We stayed in a stable apartment for 3 nights. Check-in mode to be implemented, since you need to call the number and agree on the time of arrival (for foreigners this provides the cost of the call, so you might need to review). A spacious, not clean apartment with essential things, but with a reasonable number of towels, as the bathroom is blind and a stick is missing, We had asked to leave the baggage in another place after check out and we stayed over 15 minutes waiting, since the cytophone was broken and we had to call the famous number again. Another small detail: being near a hospital and working on the nearby road, we have unfortunately been waken up by the latter.

Although they say on booking that the check-in is made in the afternoon, we called at 8 a.m. and the lady who answered us, even though she did not speak Italian or English, a little Spanish knew it. We were agreed and made the entrance in the morning after an hour, and when we arrived at the hotel we found a sweet old lady (the lady we made a phone call) and surprised when we went up to the room. A upgrade from one room with single beds one above the other. To a beautiful marriage at the latest floor under the roof. The very clean and quiet room. We enjoyed a deserving rest after walking under rain. At check-out the beautiful lady of the building at three o'clock and go to the reception to greet us. Excellent WiFi. Thanks and next 🙏

What a lovely little hotel! I cant sing the praises of all the staff enough! Before the trip I was sending questions and asking for advise, all by email and I was getting replies so quickly. When I was there the staff again were so helpful, kind, curious, really nothing was too much. The room I had was a single room, the bed was a comfy double, but the room was tiny, the bathroom was adequate with a 700 x 700 shower in the corner (bit of a squeeze for me, but others would be find) window opened in 2 direction and there was a fantastic fully functioning air con unit. A 5min wall from the nearest metro line and about a 15min walk to the centre of the town, and maybe a 30mins walk to the river. Be aware it's all up hill back to the hotel from town! I would recommend and stay here again!

Maison Cabral was my absolute favourite thing about my two night stay in Porto. Everything about it exceeded my expectations. The warm welcome from Susana (and Luchino!), the stunningly beautiful building, the super gorgeous room (Monica) with the view of the pool from large windows, a spacious bathroom, a compact kitchenette, a smart TV, lots of power sockets, comfy quality bedding etc. There was even a cute little bar area with drinks & snacks available to purchase. On top of which, the location was very walkable with so many attractions/things to do, eat & drink within 10-30 mins walk. Lots of restaurants, cafes, a park and even grocery mini markets (two Pingo Doces) very close by. It is a very residential area, very provincial and not very touristy at all. This meant I definitely stood out, however, this didn’t affect my safety. It was November so it got dark early, but I felt absolutely fine - as a solo woman - walking in the neighbourhood at night. Thank you so much, Susana. You, Luchino and Maison Cabral definitely made my trip to Porto more special! Best wishes always, Nadine