Pousada Porto - Rua das Flores, Porto

• You'll be right in the middle of Porto's historic center, with an address on the vibrant Rua das Flores.
• The building is steeped in historic charm, with stone archways and soaring ceilings offset with contemporary decor.
• An optional breakfast buffet is laid out daily, and the on-site restaurant serves Portuguese small plates and entrees alongside a nice selection of local wines.
• The peaceful indoor pool and sauna are excellent ways to decompress after a day exploring Porto's hilly streets.

• Rua das Flores is a pedestrian street, so pick-up and drop-off of luggage requires coordination with your driver.
• There's no on-site parking, but a public lot is just around the corner.
• The smallest rooms are quite compact, though the decor and layout still feel luxe.
• The street can get busy and boisterous during summer months, so opt for a courtyard-facing room for more quiet.

Authenticity

Pousada do Porto - Rua das Flores occupies a grand 18th-century building on one of the city's oldest streets. Step inside the historic facade, and you'll find contemporary design complementing original features like rough stone walls, soaring ceilings, and herringbone floors. The decor gives a nod to the address with carved plaster camellias, floral wallpaper, and rippling wooden walls that create a feeling of organic movement. Art pieces include a permanent collection of local sculpture and photography, while the buzzy on-site restaurant draws resident Portuenses for its modern take on traditional northern dishes.

Location

Situated on the pedestrian-only Rua das Flores, the hotel sits within Porto's historic district. The 500-year-old street is known for its lively atmosphere and plentiful restaurants and cafés, and it's steps from the medieval alleys of Ribeira and a 5-minute walk from city landmarks like the São Bento train station, the Sé do Porto cathedral, and the Livraria Lello bookstore. A 10-minute stroll takes you to the riverfront, where you can cross the Dom Luís I bridge to Gaia for port wine cellars and some of the best views in the city. There's no hotel parking, but a public paid lot is just a 3-minute walk around the corner. 

Rooms & Bathrooms

Even the smallest of the hotel's 80+ rooms are beautifully appointed, with rippled wooden headboards, plush velvet accents in shades of teal and chartreuse, and marble-clad bathrooms with walk-in showers. Superior rooms overlooking the sunny inner courtyard offer the quietest experience, while the larger Deluxe City View rooms have charming balconies overlooking the boisterous Rua das Flores. Superior Family or Junior Suite options are the most spacious, with separate living areas and room for three guests.

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