Curia Holidays

The hotel was well-located to access tours but keep in mind that old Porto is a hilly city! We only ate breakfast at the hotel one morning because there are interesting cafes in the vicinity. One fav was the Eatery 119, surprisingly a Ukrainian Cafe with a great passion fruit-mango dessert. There is also an interesting market nearby too where you can buy cut-up fruit in a plastic cup and assorted juices. Staff were pleasant and helpful. Our room was clean but small with no chairs so we had to sit on the bed. It was not big deal but you can book a larger room. Good AC too.

We did not stay at Lenscape coterie as it was undergoing renovations and therefore not open. We were relocated to another hotel in the group Torel Saboaria where we had a wonderful room. The breakfast was superb we had lunch and dinner which were equally as good as breakfast. We cannot thank all the staff enough as everyone was so kind, helpful and attentive even to the point of providing gluten free pancakes at breakfast.

Great location , staff very helpful and accommodating.

We could not have been happier with this clean, beautiful, and historic hotel.

The property has an amazing view but it’s a slight trek to the main shopping areas. I stayed here as part of my honeymoon and loved having the view and clean space. The only downside was housekeeping coming into our room when we had the do not disturb sign on the door. It was alarming to come back to see that our room was made up when we did not request it. The cups at the rooftop terrace were also a bit dirty.