Choosing a room
3 options| Room option | Sleeping arrangement | View and outdoor space | Layout and features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio Room | Two single beds | — | Sleeps 2 |
| Studio Room+ balcony | — | City and Serra do Pilar view; Private balcony | 4th floor; Kitchenette |
| Two-Bedroom Apartment | Double bed; Extra wide bed | — | Sleeps 2; 2 bedrooms; Full kitchen; Fully equipped kitchenette; Living room |
Availability and stay conditions vary by date.
Walking routes from the hotel
The riverside anchors are on your doorstep: Bolsa Palace is a 3-minute walk and the Sé, in front of Museu do Vitral, is 4 minutes away.
- São Bento station is a 7-minute walk, handy for trains and the azulejo-lined hall.
- Cross to Jardim do Morro in 9 minutes on foot for the classic view back over Ribeira.
- Aliados is 13 minutes away on foot for the central avenue and metro connections.
- General Torres is a 15-minute walk if you're heading to Campanhã-bound services.
What recent guests notice
Guests consistently find the rooms comfortable, cozy and kept very clean, with staff who are friendly, helpful and accommodating — including when sorting out checkout issues.
Expect noticeable traffic and street noise from the adjacent main road and tunnel, day and night, as the windows don't block much sound. Light sleepers should pack earplugs.
The location wins people over: it's central in Ribeira, within easy walking distance of the local attractions and the city action.
What changed
The guest house occupies a restored 1834 building in Porto's historic Ribeira quarter.
The practical side
Room position and sleep
Every room and apartment here comes with a kitchenette, so you can prepare simple meals without leaving the unit.
Good to know before booking
My Ribeira Café serves breakfast, fresh juices, light meals, and wine by the glass from 10 am to 6 pm.
