Portugal’s second city is riding a wave and its hotel scene is equal to the task, with wine-themed haunts up to palatial pads ...

The complex is quiet given the hotel’s location in a backstreet, but it’s just a five-minute walk to Porto’s main commercial street, Rua de Santa Catarina, and the Bolhão metro station.

Two millennia on, Porto, which gave that name to the country, is a wine city to this day, which explains much of the sturdy bonhomie that travelers are met with in their hotels. Great wine is the ...

Besides the subtle metal sign that reads, “Pestana Porto Hotel” above balcony doors, the building blends in with the rest in this square. Not literally though, as a handful of the structures ...

Porto's main thoroughfare, Avenida dos Aliados, features a smattering of cafes, hotels, banks and boutiques ... dos Aliados), General Humberto Delgado Square (marked by a few trees and situated ...

High ceilings, rich colors, sweeping staircases, period details and maybe a bathtub right next to the bed? Yes, please. At least that’s my idea of a great hotel. And lately Porto is awash in new ...

A mother and son team has taken the concept of a five-star hotel and applied it on a small scale to create personalised luxury in central Porto. The hotel is a clever redesign of a 16th-century ...

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The 55,000sqm site sits just below the famous Yeatman Hotel, with an expansive square ... palace in Porto Take a 15-minute drive from Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport, Porto’s main travel hub ...

An abandoned ballet school and theatre have been stripped back to accommodate a modern hotel close to Porto’s riverside precinct. With a casual atmosphere and unfussy design, the hotel is ideal ...