Casa Dos Lóios By Shiadu

“Loved my stay here”

Loved everything about this hotel. I stayed for three nights in early February and could not have been happier with my stay. Upon arrival I was greeted by a very friendly receptionist who gave me all the important information I needed for my stay and also offered an upgraded room which had more sp… more

Loved everything about this hotel. I stayed for three nights in early February and could not have been happier with my stay. Upon arrival I was greeted by a very friendly receptionist who gave me all the important information I needed for my stay and also offered an upgraded room which had more space and a balcony for only 15 euros – I couldn’t refuse and room 508 was perfect. The room had a boutique vibe to it and has everything you need for a short stay. The room was very clean and the bed was comfortable and provided great nights sleep. The location of the hotel is in the middle of everything and is just round the corner from Sao Bento train station. I got the metro directly from the airport to a stop called Trindade and walked from there and this was approximately just under a 10 minute walk. Everything I wanted to do and see was within walking distance. The room rate also included breakfast which was fantastic. The selection ranged from pastries, meats, cheeses, yoghurts, fruit, hot options and also eggs cooked on request. I travelled to Porto solo and when you are on your own, when you feel comfortable and at ease in your hotel it really makes a trip memorable – thank you to all at Casa Dos Loios By Shiadu, I hope to return one day.

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“Friendly Staff, Charming and Convenient Location”

A house and another building were combined to make this hotel. So there are lots of small stairs and odd corners in the building. There is an elevator that will fit 2 people and a suitcase, but people with mobility issues should stay elsewhere. I found the hotel charming and friendly, and clean an… more

A house and another building were combined to make this hotel. So there are lots of small stairs and odd corners in the building. There is an elevator that will fit 2 people and a suitcase, but people with mobility issues should stay elsewhere. I found the hotel charming and friendly, and clean and comfortable. The staff is great and there are amenities like AC, slippers, bottled water and delicious cookies! The breakfast buffet had a good variety of fresh food and juice. A machine is there for espresso drinks. Location is a block from Sao Bento station and there's an excellent restaurant right across the street.

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“Wonderful boutique hotel”

We really enjoyed our stay at Casa dos Loios! The location was fantastic for us to explore Porto on foot. Our room was lovely and the breakfast buffet included lovely fresh fruits, pastries, egg and meat options. The staff was very friendly and had great suggestions for local restaurants. Th… more

We really enjoyed our stay at Casa dos Loios! The location was fantastic for us to explore Porto on foot. Our room was lovely and the breakfast buffet included lovely fresh fruits, pastries, egg and meat options. The staff was very friendly and had great suggestions for local restaurants. Thanks so much for making our trip to Porto so enjoyable!

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“A central, charming, comfortable stay!”

We spent two nights at Casa Dos Loios with our 14 year old and would highly, highly recommend it! It's the perfect blend of the quirky charm of a small inn (every floor has interesting decor to check out) with the wraparound amenities of a hotel. Every team member we interacted with was friendly a… more

We spent two nights at Casa Dos Loios with our 14 year old and would highly, highly recommend it! It's the perfect blend of the quirky charm of a small inn (every floor has interesting decor to check out) with the wraparound amenities of a hotel. Every team member we interacted with was friendly and helpful from our check in to leaving bags after check out. So kind, willing to answer questions or ask about our day. The hotel is central to everything on our must-do list — we kept re-checking our Google map and finding ourselves surprised everything was 5-7 minutes or stretching it to about at 10-15 minute walk. It made it convenient to pop back into the hotel to drop off bags, cool off in the AC or grab a cup of coffee. There are great restaurants right near by (we ate a lot of gelato from Glanni across the street, loved Floresta for brunch and grabbed late night pizza at Slice of Porto) The room was as charming as it was comfortable. Big pillows, even for the sleeper bed!, a lovely mattress and thoughtful touches plus a gorgeous ceiling mural and chic bathroom. We slept brilliantly after long, hot days of walking the city -- and despite being on a popular pedestrian zone it was quiet! Breakfast was full of local favorite and beloved options as well as eggs prepared as you like. Don't miss out on the crepes, the delicious yogurt, the chance to try rabanadas or the lime mousse. Enjoy it indoors or out on the patio!

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