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Central & Practical
8.9Great72 reviews
A well-rated Porto apartment with free Wi-Fi and a balcony, close to transport links.
From€81per night
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Apartments in Porto
We reviewed apartments across Porto and picked the 5 best for your stay.
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Central & Practical
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Rated 9.4
Village By Boa - Porto
Porto
9.4Perfect492 reviews
Aparthotel with kitchens, soundproof rooms, and a 9.4 guest rating, steps from Porto's shopping streets.
From€157per night
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Guest favorite
9.6Perfect679 reviews
A highly rated Porto apartment with a spa, pool, and garden, just a 5-minute walk from Praca da Rainha D. Amelia Garden.
From€70per night
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Design-led central
9.2Perfect405 reviews
Design-led apartments on vibrant Rua das Flores, with kitchenettes and a 9.2 guest rating.
From€150per night
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Central Porto
Hannah'S Studios - Porto
Porto
8.3Great467 reviews
A central Porto guest house with high-speed internet, air conditioning, and a six-minute walk to Rivoli Theatre.
From€42per night
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Porto Apartments: The Best of Self-Catering Stays
The real value in Porto's apartments lies in the mix of location and price. Vila Catarina Luxury Apartments, rated 9.6 with 679 reviews, offers a spa, pool, and garden for around €70 a night—a steal for that level of comfort. If design is your priority, Myo Design House on Rua das Flores brings a 9.2 rating with kitchenettes, but you'll pay €150. For a balanced pick, Village By Boa strikes a chord with a 9.4 rating and soundproof rooms, just steps from shopping streets. The cheapest option, Hannah's Studios at €42, is central and practical, but you'll sacrifice some space and amenities. The choice really comes down to how much you value a pool versus a lower nightly rate.
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Frequently asked
what is the average price per night for apartments in Porto?
On this page, nightly rates span from €42 at Hannah's Studios to €157 at Village By Boa. The typical price for a well-rated apartment falls between €81 and €157, depending on location and amenities.
which area of porto is best for a first visit?
For a first visit, the central area around Rua das Flores and the shopping streets near Village By Boa puts you within walking distance of the Ribeira, Clérigos Tower, and São Bento Station. It's lively, walkable, and packed with restaurants and cafes.
how do i get from the airport to my apartment in porto?
From Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport, the metro line E (purple) takes about 30–40 minutes to the city center, with stops like Trindade or São Bento. From there, most apartments are a short walk or a quick taxi ride away.
how far in advance should i book an apartment in porto?
For summer and during major events like São João or the wine festival, book at least 2–3 months ahead to secure the best rates and central locations. Off-season, a few weeks' notice is usually enough.
is porto safe to walk around at night?
Yes, the central districts where these apartments are located—like the Ribeira, Cedofeita, and around Rua das Flores—are generally safe and well-lit at night. Stick to main streets and busy areas, and you'll be fine.
Apartments in Porto
Porto's apartment scene is as varied as the city's hills and tiled facades. From compact studios near the Ribeira to design-led lofts on Rua das Flores, these properties put you in the middle of the action, often with kitchenettes or full kitchens for a taste of local markets. The best part? You're never far from a tram stop, a miradouro, or a pastel de nata.
The money here buys flexibility. At the budget end, you'll find simple, central studios like Hannah's Studios, starting at €42 a night, ideal for a solo traveler or a couple wanting to be steps from the Rivoli Theatre. At the other end, Vila Catarina Luxury Apartments offers a spa, pool, and garden for around €70, while design-led options like Myo Design House push toward €150. Whether you're after a quiet garden retreat or a vibrant street scene, Porto's apartments deliver a local base.
The bottom line
These Porto apartments suit travellers who want independence and a local base, especially those who value the ability to cook their own meals and stay in the heart of the city. If you're on a tight budget or prefer a social vibe, check the cheap and budget hotels or hostels in Porto instead. For families needing more space, look at the family-friendly hotels. For quick layovers or early flights, the airport hotels are the practical choice. And if you prefer the services of a hotel—reception, daily cleaning—the central hotels in Porto offer that convenience.