Hostales y pensiones en Mindelo

ERICA Estados Unidos

This guest house was mere minutes off the Camino. Ana, the hostess, is kind and lovely, a fountain of information about Porto and Portugal in general. She greeted me with a smile and a glass of port. The breakfast was delicious and huge. My room was comfortable and beautifully decorated. Great stay from fantastic hosts.

Julio España

La ubicación, el entorno que rodea a Casa Alba es impactante. Naturaleza cuidada y playas amplias con buenos servicios. Instalaciones deportivas, supermercados y a 20 min de Porto.

George Estados Unidos

The young man who was working the reception was very helpful to me.

Sinead Reino Unido

Exceptionally clean. Very close to the beach. great facilities for kids . Great WiFi . Lovely kitchen facilities. Easy communication with owner . great stay - would recommend if staying in the area

M Nieves España

La habitación muy bien y muy limpia

David Reino Unido

The family who own the accommodation are very welcoming and hospitable. The studio was more spacious than we expected, with a great bathroom at one end, a central kitchen and dining area and a bed/sitting area (really comfy bed, 2 seater sofa and chair) at the other end. Everything has been done to the highest standard (it was the family's home while they renovated their house). My wife tells me the kitchen has everything one could need (I would never know about such things). The apartment is adjacent to the rear of the owner's house but they are more than happy for guests to share the outside space. The location was ideal for us because we could park on the street (driving/parking in the centre of Porto is not for me). Stroll down the street for 10 minutes and be on the beach. Go the other way and arrive at the metro station which will take you into Porto in about 30 minutes (express service). We bought a single trip ticket, went Trindade station and changed lines to go to Sao Bento. Here is the tourist office which sells "Porto Passes" which iclude travel on metro and buses (but not the old trams) and discounts at tourist attractions and shops restaurants. We went a few stops out of town for lunch to get away from the tourists (nuisance these people - oh hang on I am one of them). Don't miss the tram museum - we went and it looks as if they could do with a few more visitors. When you get fed up with Porto, hop off the Metro at the Villa do Conde retail park or stay on a bit longer and go to Villa do Conde. Matosinhos has a vast beach, wide promenade, the largest park in Porto, great market (fish, fruit & veg, poultry, meat flowers etc.) and seafood restaurants. The metro there gets packed on good beach days, as does the 500 bus. Good cafes and restaurants near the property, too.

Uwe Austria

We say thank you to Sylvia so much ...relaxing and cosy stay on our way to Santiago...

Hučková Eslovaquia

Clean room with balcony, nice view, amazing restaurant in hotel

Inès Francia

Emanuel was super host ! Many thanks again