Top Accommodation Options in Porto

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• Porto, Portugal, renowned for its boutique hotels, offers accommodations ranging from converted warehouses to 19th-century palaces.

1. M.Ou.Co: Located in the trendy Bonfim neighborhood, this former warehouse serves as a boutique hotel with amenities like vinyl records, music equipment, and live performances.Rates start at €111 (£93).

– Features: Retro-styled bar, basement restaurant serving local cuisine (like brás-style cod), small outdoor pool.

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1. The Rebello: Situated along Vila Nova de Gaia riverbank with views of historic Porto and Dom Luís I Bridge, the hotel boasts a rooftop bar and serene terracotta-walled spa.Rates start at €220 (£185) for bed & breakfast.

– Highlights: rooftop cocktails; peach-toned pool/spa.

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1. The Yeatman: Spanning seven acres in Porto’s wine district with Michelin-starred dining options and infinity pools; relais & Châteaux membership adds prestige to luxury stays.Room rates begin at €305 (£256).

1. Torel Palace: A literary-themed 19th-century mansion near Batalha Square offers rooms named after Portuguese authors alongside a José Saramago-inspired menu in its restaurant. Rates begin at €183 (£154).

1. House of Sandeman: A wine-themed accommodation offering dorm options (€26/£22) or private stays (€118/£99). Rooms are influenced by port barrels design; nearby wine cellars double as part entertainment hub.

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