the hotel is extrealmy beautiful, the color, garden also the room itself was great. I was a bride for the wedding so i had a room with enough space and with an saperate badroom

most things where not working. The loacation of the coffee maker was not suitable. the location seems a bit shady for who does not know the area. Inside vs outside is completly diferent. Inside bautiful and outside like a rosty box

The room was a good size as was the bathroom. We didn't look for anything else as everything was provided (fridge, safe, tv, desk, etc.). Staff were excellent, very friendly and helpful. Event space was excellent - sound was amazing. Just 10 mins walk to the excellent metro service of Porto. It's residential around the area and there were quite a few groups hanging around on corners so be vigilant/alert.

The balcony was of little value - there was only a single chair and the space was small and not that inviting. The balcony overlooked the entrance courtyard where people came/went with some occasional noise. Worse was people smoking in the area that meant the balcony door had to be closed.

We chose this hotel as it was close to the Porto - Campanha train station. When we realized that we really needed/wanted to stay longer in Porto, extra nights wer available. The staff was wonderful and did everthing to make the stay like home - comfortable breakfast times, help with bookings, good suggestions about travel/events, always making one feel you comfortable about making requests. Other guests were also friendly and helpful. The Portuguese tarts were a bonus for breakfast. The building is a unique, modern structure - somewhere between minimalist and brutalist in style with cemetn and gorgeous wood accents, all in the midst of very old buildings in Porto. Would stay there again!

The hotel is fantastic and the decor is cool with just the right amount of quirky. The amenities are great, the music and book library especially. I was very grateful for the laundry room to dry my sodden clothes after I got caught in a thunderstorm. The breakfast is lovely and the coffee is delicious but it's the staff that make all the difference, reception , kitchen, housekeeping everyone I met was Friendly and Helpful, Michel organised a breakfast bag for me when my tour time was brought forward. Nothing is too much trouble and I was made to feel very much at home. The location is perfect for exploring.

It was my first time at Mouco, but I unfortunately did not take advantage of all the place had available. Weather upon arrival was grey and cool, so I did not try the pool. There were also events during my stay, but I had other engagements. I will have to return again! I stayed in a studio with a small kitchen - everything was clean, well taken care of (though the lighting was a bit odd and temperamental), interesting design. The surrounding area has it's idiosyncrasies: many locals and immigrants, some worn down buildings. It's a 5 minute walk to Heroísmo subway station, 25-30 minute walk to central Porto (think Aliados). The staff was warm, helpful and available when needed. A good breakfast was available for 12€, I believe from 7h30 to 10h30. I think this is a great place to stay if you're planning to stay for some time, to work, or to take advantage of their social gatherings and events.

The staff was very friendly and welcoming. The hotel is located in a quiet part of the city, so you can sleep really good! The architecture is a little time capsule back in the modernist 70s. A little outdated but charming. You can reach the city center by metro in just two stops. Over all the price was fair and we enjoyed staying at the hotel.

The AC system had a hickup and didn't let us regulate the temperature in our room below 25°C unless the staff in the front desk unlocked this. Was a little back and forth but we managed. They fixed it on our last day and then it worked as it should.

Nice hotel, friendly stuff, a room was clean, good breakfast. Hotel has a parking. A nice district.

Do not book a superior double room!!! We liked everything except for the fact that the bed was on the second level, where there is no window, and even at night, when it was only +13°C, it was impossible to sleep — too stuffy. The air con is on the first floor, so there was no chance to ventilate the bedroom. I slept for two nights on the sofa in the living room. Also if you have a sport car bear in mind that the entrance to the parking it steep and narrow but for standard cars is absolutely fine.

The hotel is a gem in the middle of a residential area. The interior is very nice and modern, with a great green courtyard where you can also have breakfast when the weather is nice. The rooms are very large and equipped with a small kitchen. The beds are very comfortable.

During our stay, the building adjacent to the hotel was being demolished with excavators. The noise was very loud during the day. This is not the hotel's fault, we can't fault the hotel at all and would definitely come here again when we are in Porto.

What a fantastic find. Up a little side street near Heroismo metro station, this property is very modern both the building and and the concept. Basically set up for digital nomads with lots of communal work areas. Room was a little apartment with bedroom, bathroom and little kitchenette and seating area. Lots of polished concrete. Great shower! Very clean! We tried the free record player and listened to some cool vinyl tunes over our stay. Staff really helpful - including helping setup the tv . They also gave us a great recommendation for a local restaurant for dinner on our first night.(Tashquinha Rebelo) The breakfast is great - 12 euro for the variety was a steal. Attended an outsite community wine tasting event which was a great way to meet the other residents. The pool is small but salt water and not chlorine and plenty of sunbeds and space to enjoy the sun. Will be checking out other outsite locations for future stays.

The lighting in the bedrooms could be a bit brighter and we took a while to work out what switches worked what lights.

I was in Porto for a long weekend to attend a wedding of some friends. The staff at Porto Mouco hotel were welcoming. Sebastião from Lisbon was helpful and genuinely friendly, which made a great difference - He gave some nice recommendations. The decor of the whole building and rooms were great. I liked the relaxed and peaceful vibe of the entire venue. The hotel was only a 30-minute walk to the centre of Porto, making it easy to get around. I loved that the room had a guitar in it which meant I had the chance to practice away from home. I also liked the fact that there were events at the venue - if I had the chance, I would have visited a few.

The room did not come with guitars inside as shown in the photos online - this wasn't a major issue but just unexpected. The guitars all seemed to be electric whereas in the image there was an acoustic guitar shown. Also not a major issue - just keep in mind you need to ask for it. The food also was okay but not incredible. Loved the croissants though. I also struggled to connect my phone to the tv's Chromecast system unfortunately.