Hotels near Paranhos in Porto

Staff was very nice and incredibly helpful. Room was very clean and had nice, well working amenities. Location nearby to public transportation and small markets/grocery stores. A nice walk into the center and various landmarks for those who don’t mind/enjoy longer walks.

The room is clean, breakfast don’t have much options but is still acceptable, location is a bit far from the city center and the river side but you can go by bus to the center, the station is just in front of the hotel entrance and cost you 2.5 Euro, otherwise you can grab a uber, is also very convenient and more cheaper if you are travelling with 3-4 persons. The only thing that admired me why a lot of people choose this hotel is because they have a very big outdoor parking and is completely free of charge. I was driving a car and in Porto if you want to find a hotel with car parks is a bit difficult, if have, they need to get paid and the public car parks inside the city are extremely expensive. I did some research and this is the only hotel with the biggest car park in the area and completely free of charge, so if you are driving this hotel is the best choice. Also the staff (trainee) who helped me to do the check in is very nice 👍🏻

The location is a bit away from the tourist attractions, but I actually liked it because it was quiet. Also, there are cafes with a nice atmosphere and local restaurants nearby.

The hotel has a rich breakfast, and you can squeeze orange juice by yourself, which tastes pure

This is not in the central area but the transportation is convenient. It takes about 5 minutes to walk to the subway station. There are also several bus stops nearby. The hotel room is very small, especially the toilet, almost can't turn around, but the facilities are still new. The boss's rule is that he will greet new guests and send a glass of Porto red wine, which is really warm. We stayed for 4 nights and felt good. There was a small supermarket around to buy food at a much cheaper price than in the downtown area. I actually saw that everyone loved Portuguese. It was interesting. If you travel here, you will take the bus. You are not afraid to spend 10 minutes on the road every day but you can save money. This is a good choice.

Hotel Vice-Rei is about 10 minutes away. walking distance from the Casa da Música metro station, so getting to the old center of Porto with its main attractions (and the airport) is not the slightest problem. Right behind the hotel there is a very large hall with several dozen bars (restaurants) open until 24:00. So there is no problem even with a late dinner :-) The room we occupied was large and well-equipped. The only thing missing was a cordless kettle (but that's just a detail). First of all, the room was clean and the beds were very comfortable! We also enjoyed breakfast. The selection may not have been amazing, but everything was tasty and fresh. There was something ”sweet” (traditionally for those from the south of Europe, i.e. sweet rolls, jam) and something ”salty” (traditionally for those from the north of Europe, i.e. cheese, cold cuts). As for the hotel service, it was fantastic! Both at the reception and during breakfast. And the staff cleaning the rooms, who can be seen every day and make sure that your stay is also a success! So from our experience, we recommend Hotel Vice-Rei!

Absolutely great host and his son. Nice place ad service,It was the best place of stay of my trip to Portugal due to the host, envronment and service. Breakfast is good and does not cost much,It should be requested separately.I would go there again if I come to Porto.