Residencial Faria Guimarães

We stayed for 3 nights. The apartment is located in residential building with elevator. There is a bedroom with double bed and bunks, also small living room/dining and the kitchen. The main road is quite busy and it can get little noisy in the evenings or early mornings but we followed an advise from one review and put an extra blanket over the window and it worked out great. There is a subway station very close to the apartment but mostly we walked to the city centre as it was down the hill and not far anyway. There are some cafeterias and shops around, they just close little bit earlier then we would expect. The price we paid was a great value, we really enjoyed our stay and wouldn't mind to stay again.

This is very straightforward, with absolutely no frills (it is more like a room in an apartment than a hotel). There is no breakfast area or bar, but it is really cheap and was very clean. The rooms are small, but perfectly fine for a single traveller, with good wifi connection.

Very friendly staff. It's kind of a weird set up where you have to be let in every time you come back, so you always have to interrupt someone whenever you come or go. It makes it a little weird. So even though the staff are so nice, it's awkward to always have to talk to someone to either leave your key on the way out or have them come downstairs to let you in.

the staff was super rude but at least the room was nice

Easy access if you just need a place to sleep. The obligation to ring seem out of date.

We had a 3 room apartment that was clean & well equipped. Staff were very friendly and apt was close to public transport.

I stayed here for three nights and was quite happy with everything. My room was clean and serviced daily. The decor was a bit tired but quirky, the bathroom and shower had been partitioned to fit into the room so were a bit of a tight squeeze. The rain shower was a great touch though! The window opened onto the street, which was noisy and the hotel smelt of smoke on the first day. There was a fan to cool the room, I never tried the TV. The lady (I think she was the owner) didn't really speak much English but she was very helpful and cheerful and we able to work things out pretty well. I was a little disappointed that I would have to pay to use the room safe though. She did let me leave my bag in my room on the last day until late afternoon so I only had to carry it around for a few hours. The hotel doesn't look like much from the outside and there is not really anywhere to park but the metro stop is only meters away. It took about 30 minutes to walk down to the river and about 5 minutes on the metro so the Andante card is well worth it. For what you are paying it's a good deal. A little out of the way for the main tourist destinations but easy traveling and perfect if you just want somewhere to sleep whilst exploring Porto.

Pretty nice place besides the odor in the bathroom (moho and mildew) it's located in one of the main streets in the neighborhood and that make me feel uncomfortable at night because is to noisily. However, I hang a blanket in the window and that help us a lot.

This lovely hotel is in a quiet suburb but within an easy walk of central Oporto. Travel to and from the airport is easy as the Metro is very close by. The Managaress, Skye, is kind and interesting so I would definiately stay here again.

We were so happy about this place, the woman, probably she is the owner, is very nice and helpful. Everything was so clean. The bed was so comfortable. It is very close to the metro station, it takes 3 minutes to be just in the center of the city. If we will go again, I hope we will, I will love to stay in this place again.