Reis de Gaia

As trvelers all over the world we never experienced such a horrible place, when we checked in we asked to preview the room,it was shoking moment, the bed was so small,smell in the room was unbearable, shower was disgusting, please stay away !!!!!!

We are two couples, staying in two rooms. All of us were impressed with the hotel & it's location. We would all stay here again Reis de Gaia is an apartment style hotel with a kitchenette within the rooms. The hotel has been beautifully refurbished in recent years. The decor is modern, but the character of the original building has been retained. Lovely touches include exposed stone walls and (remade) original hardwood bannisters & staircase. Our friends stayed on the top floor with a balcony and superb views across to Porto from their bed! (well worth the extra cost of the room). The rooftop terrace with plungepool is not yet officially open, but we were allowed to use it. The views are fantastic & it is a jewel that delights. Likewise there is a bar/ restaurant & spa that are not yet open. The staff are very friendly & welcoming. The hotel location is excellent, being just a short level (slight hill) walk from the river front in Vila Nova de Gaia. The Vila Nova side of the river provides great views of Porto, is the heart of the Port/Wine district with related tours, attractions restaurants & bars. The area is more relaxed than the Porto side. You can get to Porto by walking over the bridge, which has both high & low level options. Walking to the high level bridge is challenging, but you can take the cable car if you don't want to walk. The ferry will also take you across the river for €3 (2022). In summary, a lovely hotel, caringly refurbished with friendly staff & in a great location

Stayed 2 nights with husband and 2 children (ages 7 and 10). This was an excellent location and very comfortable accommodations. One tip: don't bother with a car in Porto! We rented one when we arrived (Hertz Porto airport was amazing), but it stayed parked for the 2.5 days - parking and driving in Porto is too crazy! Walking is the only way to truly experience the city.