HF Tuela Porto

Mon M.2/5 · 2026-09

HF Tuela Porto is a comfortable, clean, and well-located base for exploring Porto. The Boavista area is quieter than the historic center, with easy access to transport, restaurants, and the city’s attractions. Our room was comfortable, the bed was restful, and the guy staff in the reception is not approachable. A small piece of hotel trivia: complimentary water here seems to believe in one-bottle-only minimalism 😄 We stayed for five days but received just one complimentary bottle, with no replacement afterward. Not a huge issue, but after walking Porto’s hills all day, a little more hydration would be appreciated. Breakfast is €15 per person and, honestly, was just so-so for us. Portugal is famous for its food inspiration—from the beloved pastel de nata to Porto’s hearty francesinha—so I expected a little more local character 🇵🇹 Overall, I’d rather search for another hotel, and explore a local café & pastries for breakfast..

Tabita Ruíz5/5 · 2026-08

Hemos estado muy a gusto, sobre todo nos han tratado muy bien cuando pedimos un cambio de habitación por el ruido de una fábrica nos la cambiaron sin problema al momento y todos los días la limpieza impecable de las habitaciones. No está muy cerca del centro pero nosotros caminamos hasta alli sin problema o usando los Uber que son muy baratos. El desayuno incluido súper bien rico y variaban los dulces que ponían y la fruta riquísima. Muy contentos de haber estado aqui

Albert Codina Pujol4/5 · 2026-07

Habitación chulísima con Terrassa particular por si quimeres tomar algo.Baño con bañera.Cama doble amplia. Me decepcionó y bastante el desayuno.Me esperaba otra cosa.Nada de calidad.Al final sólo me gustaron unos pastele tipo Betlem pero chiquititos ,croissant de chocolate.Incorporo aqui el huevo revuelto y algun yogourt Casero que hubo( un dia de fresa,otro con trocitos piña y kiwi). Se nos ofrecio parking ,pero a 15€ el dia.Afuera de las 19h. A. Las 9 h es gratis. Todo lo demàs no tiene calidad suficiente.Perdonen pero es asi.No se p ej palmeritas,el pan de moldre demasiado grueso para untar,el balón no lo parece.Los embutidos no llenan mis expectativas.Hay zum os variades ,pero son de frasco,no naturalesa.

Leo Quiñones4/5 · 2026-07

Aunque este un poco retirado del centro, hay muy buenas combinaciones de bus y metro. Por 16€ /persona tienes una tarjeta durante 3 dias y puedes usar metro y bus todas las veces que quieras. La zona del hotel es perfecta para tapeo y comidas-cenas (Mercado del Bon sucesso) Se echa en falta una piscina para refrescarse un poco sobre todo en verano

Mark Arnold2/5 · 2026-07

Been here a couple of days and it's been very mixed so far. The room is very nice and spacious and the food the we had at the restaurant on the first night was lovely. However the service at the Bar area is non-existent. Decided to go down to the bar to watch the football (as can't get any stations to work on the room TV) and there was no one at the bar. Never been to a hotel bar before that's left unattended. Spoken to someone at reception who said that someone would be with me shortly, and someone else then came over a few minutes later to say someone was on there way. Waited a few more minutes and when no one arrived, decided to go back to my room. Very disappointing service, why have a bar with no one to serve drinks. If you stay at this hotel I recommend to either bring some drinks back with you to the room or go for drinks somewhere else. This will be my one and only time staying at this hotel.

Ardy Emile5/5 · 2026-06

This was a great hotel to stay at. Everything was clean and comfortable. The location is optimal next to some restaurants, an entire food market/court, several banks/atms, an entire mall, supermarket, the metro station etc. All super close, walkable, and easily accessible. Otherwise Ubers/bolts are very short rides to other attractions you want to go to. Not only that, the hotel is right near one of Porto’s most important landmarks: Praça de Boavista.