Not one bad thing to say. We loved staying at this hotel . The staff great and friendly . We hand fresh breakfast daily and delicious and fresh fruit . Our room was very comfortable and the staff cleaned our room daily after a long day venturing out in Porto we always came back to beds made and clean room . I will stay here again on my next return to Portugal. Excellent

Great location near the end of the metro line. The room was superb with a beautiful bathroom and a hot shower. Food nice and the staff were friendly. Definitely stay again and very handy for camino walking.

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We arrived too early for check in, but Ana the receptionist was great and gave us information about the hotel and how we could travel into central Porto. We got back after 2130 and checked in. This went without a hitch and we were upgraded as unfortunately the bus back to the hotel was diverted and we had to walk about a mile. We ended up with a lovely room with a balcony overlooking the front of the hotel. We grabbed a late drink at the well stocked bar. We left about 0745 after grabbing a breakfast. The hotel was great as were the staff.

The hotel is situated just a bit far from central Porto, so it took us nearly an hour to get into Sao Bento station in central Porto, and the bus back was diverted. But if you want a mid point hotel from the airport where there is free parking in the street outside, this place is ideal.

We were in quite large room with a kid. His bed was also prepared. Not as comfy as the main one, but ok for a several nights. We also had a balcony. Pleasant view on two sides. The bathroom was fine: we couldn't help to prevent small amounts of water leaking on the floor from the shower cabin, and occasionally toilet flush was leaking slightly. But that's for the hotel owners/staff to worry about. There was only one attached hanger in the second wardrobe, but the first one was enough for us. The room layout is interesting. We had a door which effectively separated our room in two sections. Breakfast was fine. Very typical for this level of hotels. They offered some fruits also. We usually went for breakfast before 9 as the staff advises and didn't have any problems with finding free table or lack of food. There is a place nearby where they offer "francesinha" with beer. Very popular with locals, worth a try, but nothing fancy. The beach is reachable by foot, but obviously not much to do there in early spring. The metro/tram line is also close, but we haven't figured how to pay and never used. Fish market is probably worth a visit too. There are paid parking areas outside if can't find a place on the hotel parking which is quite small. We didn't have a car, used taxies which were affordable (in low season at least).

We were staying in this place more than a month ago. Can't remember anything disappointing in relation to the hotel. The only thing is probably some ventilation noise but it was not that loud, rare and not continuous.

We stayed here the last two nights of our amazing 10-day vacation in Portugal, so we were looking for a place we could relax, get some sleep, and decompress, and Sea Porto was perfect! The night we arrived, there was a city festival in full swing and with streets blocked off, we could not figure out how to get there. We called the front desk to tell them where we were, and three minutes later we had a front desk hotel person in our car with us showing us exactly how to drive there! Once there he apologized for *our* confusion (!) and upgraded us to a room with a balcony as comp! So, in addition to taking in some last minute activities in Matinsinhos, we spent some time hanging out on the balcony with glasses of wine and taking in the festivities! (Big plus was that once we turned in for the night, with closed windows, there was no outside noise at all!) The room and bathroom were very clean, comfortable and modern. Breakfast was excellent--plenty of variety and delicious. And did I mention how helpful the staff was? :) Very much enjoyed this hotel!

Large room with a balcony with chairs and a table. Comfy bed. Good amount of clothes hanging and desk space. Close to the Camino trail and about 15 minute walk to the beach. Not far from the metro. A range of cafés and restaurants within easy walking distance. Breakfast was good with hot dishes, fruits, yoghurt, cheeses and a range of bread and pastries. Dairy and non dairy spreads.

The annual fair was right outside and was very noisy. The hotel didn't warn us in advance. Our taxi from the airport cost 25% more because of the road closures around the fair. On the upside, we did get a great view of the fiesta fireworks! Coffee machine was hard to use and doesn't make tea.

Great hotel, easy to find, very clean (our son had his Teddy bears and each time we arrived back to our room the teddy's were put at different positions, it made us all a big smile on the face) little detail - so valued Breakfast always fresh and great to choice from. Staff very friendly, communicative and always ready to help (we had special delivery to hotel, no issue, email with confirmation when recived) Metro near by, with easy access to centre of the Porto, beach 10min away Highly recommended

Very smart modern hotel with everything you would expect from a 4 star hotel Very good breakfast choices including hot food Bar meals available through prices a bit high for drinks Cleaning of a high standard and room spacious and comfortable

Strange configuration to toilet in a cubicle with frosted glass with limited room to manoeuvre (like it was designed by someone who has never actually sat on a loo!) Noise could be an issue if you are a light sleeper as early morning flights pass overhead A good 10 minute walk from main areas for bars and restaurants but close to metro station so very easy to get into the city for a less than a couple of euros each way

If you want a base in easy reach of Porto, the airport and good transport links this is an excellent choice. The Senhora de Matosinhos tram terminus is a few minutes walk away and you can be in central Porto within half an hour. The town itself is teeming with many good restaurants within a 10 minute walk of the hotel, especially if you enjoy seafood. Matosinhos has a nice beach though the seafront is a little drab and you may wish to venture further up or down the coast if you are looking for something a little more scenic. The free parking either on the hotel forecourt or in the private underground car park was really helpful, allowing us to leave it in safety whilst we explored Porto. The breakfasts were good, with attentive staff replenishing stocks. The room, though compact, was adequate with a good shower.

The roads around the hotel, though not massively busy when we were there, are cobbled so traffic noise does intrude a little, as does the aircraft either taking off or landing at the nearby airport.

First I must comment on the staff. Warm, friendly, and very competent. There is a small cafe in the lobby area. The staff that attend the cafe are also. Very warm, friendly and helpful. Breakfast was an excellent buffet with choices and an array of too inviting local pastries.

The rooms were clean and modern. I liked the bathroom area with a separate toilet with glass door and walk-in shower with rain shower head. Beds could have been updated. Electric kettle with tea and instant coffee. Could have used a coffee maker for a higher quality brew.