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Porto · Portugal · 3-star

HF Tuela Porto

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Porto

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This city hotel is located less than 4 km from the centre of Porto, Portugal.

Beyond the hotel: Porto
HF Tuela Porto

Location

This city hotel is located less than 4 km from the centre of Porto, Portugal. Shopping venues, nightclubs, bars, and restaurants are to be found in the vicinity, while links to the public transport network lie within walking distance.

Nearby places and airports:

  • Atlantic Ocean, 3 km
  • Airport, 25 minutes by car

Rooms

The hotel has a total of 154 rooms, each appointed with air conditioning, central heating, and a bathroom. Amenities include a safe, internet access, a telephone, a TV, and a radio for optimal comfort. The bathrooms are fitted with a shower and a bathtub, and a hairdryer is also available. Non-smoking rooms are offered.

Food and drink

Among the culinary options available at HF Tuela Porto are a restaurant and a bar. Guests can choose between bed and breakfast, half board, and full board, with available meals including breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Facilities

The hotel features a range of facilities including: Air conditioning, 24-hour reception and check-in/check-out service, Hotel Safe and Currency Exchange, Foyer and Lifts, Conference Room, Internet access and WLAN access, Room Service and Laundry Service, Medical Assistance, Bicycle Hire, Car Park and Garage, TV Room.

Good to know

Active guests can make use of the bicycle hire service to explore the surrounding area. The following credit cards are accepted at the hotel: American Express, VISA, Diners Club, JCB, and MasterCard.

Address: Rua Arquitecto Marques da Silva 200, 4150-483 Porto

Hotel type

  • City Hotel
  • Conference Hotel
  • Family-friendly Hotel
  • Business Hotel
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This hotel’s price over the last 30 days.

Each day, the lowest price for a one-night stay (2 adults) one month ahead.

Lowest
74.17 USD
Highest
117.65 USD
Latest
83.34 USD

26 September 2026 - 16 October 2026. Per night; choosing dates asks for the live price, which is the one that applies.

Life at the hotel

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Bicycle Hire

Everyday comforts

Air conditioning · 24-hour reception · 24-hour check-in

Amenities and conditions
  • Air conditioning
  • 24-hour reception
  • 24-hour check-in
  • Hotel Safe
  • Currency Exchange
  • Foyer
  • Lifts
  • Bar(s)
  • Restaurant(s)
  • Restaurant(s) with air conditioning
  • Restaurant(s) with non-smoking area
  • Conference Room
  • Internet access
  • WLAN access
  • Room Service
  • Laundry Service
  • Medical Assistance
  • Bicycle Hire
  • Car Park
  • Garage
  • TV Room

Included and extra-charge services depend on the selected package.

In the city

What’s outside your door?

HF Tuela Porto

Rua Arquitecto Marques da Silva 200, 4150-483 Porto

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Airport distance.

11 km from Francisco de Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO) in a straight line

77 km from Vila Real Airport (VRL) in a straight line

Through guests’ eyes

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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. Otherw…

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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.

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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…

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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.

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April 7th to 8th. I initially made a mistake because the hotel next door had a similar name. The front desk staff explained things clearly in easy to understand English, which was a great help. The room was spacious, had plenty of storage, and was clean. The location was also goo…

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April 7th to 8th. I initially made a mistake because the hotel next door had a similar name. The front desk staff explained things clearly in easy to understand English, which was a great help. The room was spacious, had plenty of storage, and was clean. The location was also good, with a nearby supermarket.(Froiz Supermercados) That was open until 22:00. It was quiet at night, so I slept well. There was a wide variety of breakfast options. Pastel de Nata in particular were crispy and delicious. I almost fainted in the morning.

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Monthly averages

October · Porto

21°Average high
16°Average low

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Beyond the hotel

Porto.
A new story every day.

Explore the city guide
The Ribeira district of Porto

Porto, a vibrant city in Portugal, is known for its rich history and stunning architecture. The Douro River flows through the city, providing scenic views and opportunities for leisurely strolls along its banks. Porto's atmosphere is lively, with a mix of traditional and modern influences visible in its streets and buildings.

  • RibeiraRibeira is the historic district of Porto, characterized by its colorful buildings and lively atmosphere. This area along the Douro River is a great spot to enjoy local food and drink while taking in views of the water.
  • Dom Luís I BridgeThe Dom Luís I Bridge is an iconic metal arch bridge that spans the Douro River. It connects Porto with Vila Nova de Gaia and provides stunning views of the city and river.
  • Serralves Museum of Contemporary ArtThe Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art is a significant cultural institution in Porto. It features a diverse collection of contemporary art and is surrounded by beautiful gardens, perfect for a leisurely walk.
More about the city

The city's historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcasing a blend of Gothic, Baroque, and neoclassical architecture. Visitors can explore narrow cobblestone streets lined with colorful houses, quaint shops, and local eateries. The culture of Porto is deeply rooted in its traditions, including the famous port wine production that attracts wine enthusiasts from around the world.

Porto is also home to several beautiful bridges, with the Dom Luís I Bridge being one of the most iconic. This iron bridge offers stunning views of the city and connects Porto to Vila Nova de Gaia, where many wine cellars are located. The lively atmosphere of the riverside area is perfect for enjoying local cuisine and tasting the region's renowned wines.

Art and culture thrive in Porto, with numerous galleries, museums, and theaters scattered throughout the city. The Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art is a highlight, featuring a remarkable collection and beautiful gardens. Music and festivals play an essential role in Porto's cultural scene, celebrating both traditional and contemporary forms of expression.

Overall, Porto offers a unique blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty, making it an appealing destination for travelers seeking an authentic experience in Portugal.

  • Clérigos TowerClérigos Tower is a baroque bell tower that offers panoramic views of Porto from its top. Visitors can climb the stairs to reach the viewing platform and enjoy the cityscape.
  • Livraria LelloLivraria Lello is a historic bookstore known for its stunning architecture and intricate wooden staircase. It is a popular spot for book lovers and visitors interested in literary history.
  • Palácio da BolsaPalácio da Bolsa is a neoclassical building that once served as the stock exchange. It is renowned for its ornate interiors and hosts various events and exhibitions.
  • São Bento Railway StationSão Bento Railway Station is famous for its beautiful azulejos, or ceramic tiles, which depict scenes from Portuguese history. It is not only a transportation hub but also a work of art.
  • Port Wine CellarsThe Port Wine Cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia are where the famous port wine is aged and stored. Many cellars offer tours and tastings, allowing visitors to learn about the wine-making process.
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