Perfect on all fronts:)! Beautiful, quirky old building, a joy relative to the identikit corporate hotels one often ends up in, but with excellent mod cons -- wifi, air conditioning etc.. Wonderfully comfortable bed in lovely bedrooms with those long windows and shutters.. Staff exceptionally helpful and kind and efficient. Great breakfast, which you get to through a lovely open patio, with snacks available all day. And the location, at the centre of old Porto, could not be better. I was in Porto for a conference, wish I could have stayed longer, will definitely be back and stay here again.

We spent two nights at Casa Dos Loios with our 14 year old and would highly, highly recommend it! It's the perfect blend of the quirky charm of a small inn (every floor has interesting decor to check out) with the wraparound amenities of a hotel. Every team member we interacted with was friendly and helpful from our check in to leaving bags after check out. So kind, willing to answer questions or ask about our day. The hotel is central to everything on our must-do list — we kept re-checking our Google map and finding ourselves surprised everything was 5-7 minutes or stretching it to about at 10-15 minute walk. It made it convenient to pop back into the hotel to drop off bags, cool off in the AC or grab a cup of coffee. There are great restaurants right near by (we ate a lot of gelato from Glanni across the street, loved Floresta for brunch and grabbed late night pizza at Slice of Porto) The room was as charming as it was comfortable. Big pillows, even for the sleeper bed!, a lovely mattress and thoughtful touches plus a gorgeous ceiling mural and chic bathroom. We slept brilliantly after long, hot days of walking the city -- and despite being on a popular pedestrian zone it was quiet! Breakfast was full of local favorite and beloved options as well as eggs prepared as you like. Don't miss out on the crepes, the delicious yogurt, the chance to try rabanadas or the lime mousse. Enjoy it indoors or out on the patio!

Great hotel, in a very central location on a pedestrian street; however, most rooms face an internal courtyard and are very quiet. I had booked a single room with a single bed and therefore missed the comfort of a double bed; nevertheless, the room was very charming, had an entrance with a small fridge and coffee facilities, and a separate bedroom, accessible via an internal staircase. The young Brazilian man at the Reception was jovial, polite, and extremely helpful with both practical matters and information/recommendations for maximising the benefits of my stay. The breakfast was generous and of good quality, there are communal coffee facilities, and free coffee 24/7. The hotel itself is in an old residential building (or perhaps two combined) and has some decorative touches that are both quirky and tasteful.

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We loved the location of the property and were surprised and delighted about how quiet it was at night, despite being right in the middle of the historic old town. The room was so unlike the usual chain hotel rooms and had lovely architectural features. Breakfast was very varied and had something for everyone and the fried eggs were the best I have had. Overall, all the staff were really friendly and helpful and made our stay very special. I would have no hesitation recommending this property .

I did'nt dislike anything.

The location was amazing! You are in the city center close to everything. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. My room had a great back balcony, mini bar and a nice little bottle of wine upon arrival. The lounge area was cute and breakfast was good, although it was better at the Lisbon location

The room was pretty small so it was hard to have space to move around but it was just me. Two people would be tough. The desk was worn down. I was on the 5th floor and the stairs were steep. Wouldn’t be good if you have mobility issues or a child.

this place was such a gem and so close to the heart of Porto! the staff were very friendly and helpful and graciously spoke to us in English. the rooms are gorgeous with high ceilings, nice light and artistic touches. my favorite breakfast of any hotel we stayed at! so much selection of options with organic items made by them and excellent tea and coffee. the courtyard was a nice place to hang out as well! really can’t say enough about this great little hotel!

nothing negative to report it was excellent!

Great location close to Sao Bento Station but very quiet in the bedroom as great double glazing . Comfy beds, very friendly staff and lovely buffet breakfast. Also great to be able to use the coffee machine and sit on the patio at other times for a quiet moment! I requested a room near a lift which they obliged with and although there are a few steps to negotiate between buildings to get to the breakfast room I didn't find any problems though someone with very limited mobility might have a problem? Overall great value for money and would definitely stay here again.

All good

This eclectic hotel is located in the centre of the old part of Porto and is within walking distance of most of the tourist sites. There are lots of great restaurants, a laundromat and a supermarket in the street behind the hotel. My single room was tucked away in an adjoining building on the 3rd floor. It required a journey through, around and behind a variety of structures and passages. I didn't mind because the circuitous journey is furnished with some interesting art pieces and collectibles which added interest and charm. My room was narrow with a fridge on the lower level and the bedroom and bathroom up a wooden staircase. It looked over roofs covered with terracotta tiles. The room was narrow but comfortable. I think that most rooms are different, owing to the uniqueness of the property and the way it has been renovated. I peered into the main bedroom of the house and it was impressive (photo). There were lots of pastries on offer for breakfast (a Portuguese staple, it seems) and more conventional European breakfast items. The breakfast was good and the staff were friendly, spoke good English and were extremely helpful

Hard to carry a suitcase along so many corridors

The warmth and helpfulness of the staff is extraordinary, and the lovely, quirky accommodations are such fun. This was my second visit to this hotel. I first stayed in a little single room up a small stairway--a lovely little private enclave. This time, I was in Room 304, overlooking the second-floor patio/deck and breakfast room, with my own café table. Just perfect. I was so pleased to be offered a snack bag on my departure day because of my need for an early check-out. I really appreciated it. Just one more way in which Casa dos Lóios has won my heart.

I have no complaints!

What a lovely stay we had at this gem of a place. The location was ideal for venturing out to walk to all the attractions. There is a public parking garage nearby as well as the train/ metro station. The staff is so friendly and gave us a warm welcome and wonderful recommendations on what to go and see around the hotel. The breakfast spread was delicious! The hotel has so much charm and character. The lay out is not your typical plain hotel and is a beautifully renovated historical building. Will definitely stay when I return in the future for business/ pleasure trip. Thank you so much for the hospitality.

There really wasn’t anything I didn’t dislike.