Right in the centre of town. The hotel is old but its blue azulejo tiles give it some charm. The room we had was very old fashioned, a comfortable bed, quiet but witha a tiny, tacky bathroom. The staff were friendly and the breakfast was good. We paid 38 euros for the room. If you want luxury dont go here... more

The hotel is amazingly located in the very city center, which makes sightseeing in Porto really easy. Unfortunately, the rooms are incredibly old-fashioned, which in itself would not be problem, if they were at least a bit more comfortable! Worst, though, is that the wall are so thin that you can hear everything happening in the rooms around yours and... more

Myself and my partner stayed at this hotel recently for three nights. We would recommend it for anyone visiting Porto. The hotel is old which makes it quaint. It was very clean. We had a room which looked out on to a wall so it was very dark, but I feel we could have asked for a move had we... more

We stayed for 4 days. We had a huge bedroom, but a small double bed and even smaller bathroom.. Wonderful air condition. No wifi, and as we found in most places in Portugal, no English on the TV. Eselde at reception gave us wonderful advice about Porto. The hotel is, as other reviewers have said, is a rabbit warren. It... more

We were very pleased with our room, which looked out onto the street, had good light, had a nice balcony and was big enough. We arrived at night and the view out the balcony was so pretty with the old railstation building and the moon...that made it for me! Location is great...it's a short walk to the river, but a... more

We spent two nights at the Pensao Peninsular on our six day trip around Porto & the Douro region. I had read the reviews and knew what to expect but in saying that I was very happy with this basic accomodation. The receptionist was exceptionally friendly and let us take a look at a few rooms before deciding on one!... more

We recently spent three great days in Porto. It's a lovely old city with much to see and do. The Peninsular hotel was an older one but with plenty of modern amenities and it is kept looking very clean and polished. It was clean, spacious enough, had the normal Portuguese hotel breakfast, tv in the room that included a news... more

I looked around for a place to stay in Porto for a few days and really didn't want to pay too much. Well after quite some time looking and checking the hotels via tripadvisor I came across this hotel. The only way I was able to book the place was direct by phone. When I called the hotel in the... more

We stopped by chance lookin for a hotel and we found this piece of old world in the heart of the town. Incredibly cheap, 33€ a day for a twin room en suite. Old style furniture, lovely old-fashioned elevator and good breakfast. Thinking of the prices of hotels in Italy or England, it makes me sob. I hope it has... more