Porto Automatic
About Porto Automatic
Central Location Porto Automatic in Porto offers a central location with Sao Bento Train Station a 2-minute walk away and Ribeira Square less than 0.6 mi distant. The Douro River is a 15-minute walk, while Clerigos Tower is 6 minutes on foot. Essential Facilities Guests enjoy free WiFi and a elevator for easy access. The hostel features parquet floors, a private entrance, and a kitchenette with a balcony. Additional amenities include a dining area, sofa bed, and shared bathrooms. Nearby Attractions Sao Bento Metro Station is 984 feet away, while Palacio da Bolsa is a 10-minute walk. Ageas Porto Coliseum is a 3-minute stroll, and Ferreira Borges Market is less than 0.6 mi from the property. Guest Favorites Porto Automatic is praised for its convenient location, value for money, and central setting. Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport is 9.9 mi distant, and Campanha Train Station is 1.6 mi from the hostel. License Number(s): 105206/AL,119700/AL,
Amenities
- Express check-in / check-out
- Smoke-free property
- Elevator
Reviews
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Apenas a localização. O quarto é excessivamente quente, sem sequer um sistema de ventilação adequado. O apartamento todo sujo, toalhas de péssima qualidade, e tudo muito sujo. Cabelo de outros hóspedes pelo lugar inteiro e nas toalhas.
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Very loud as right on the main street and the room hangs over the road. No air conditioning. Not many utensils to cook with in the kitchenette.
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No ventilation It’s clean
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It was great! Balcony was lovely and room were super clean! Check in was a little confusing.
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The room is clean but the sad ia no kitcen area to reheat food or boil water for a coffee or tea.... ,no sitting area. Its ok the hostel.but the big problem was the poeple outside they are so very noisy talking shouting who will pass by the area....and then after a sleep you will here another loud noise again of poeple.....tgmhose poeple looks dont have good manners .
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Perfect location.
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Nothing.
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Great location, automation is nice Room was just about the size of the bed, no floor space at all. It was the same as a capsule hotel with no space, only a bed. Shared bathrooms were messy, other guests were loud. I would say it's fine to stay here for a night, but I wouldn't do it again.
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The location, self check-in and big lockers. The room was extremely small. The beds were shaking all the time. Bathroom was soaking wet everywhere. Couldn't find a kitchen.
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The rooms and bathroom are clean and organized.
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The sheets bed were dirty with hair of another people
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Super near Sao Bento station and very reasonable price for city centre Porto. Not the most glamorous spot but perfect for a quick night.
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Central Location Too impersonal. The facility was lacking in many ways, too many to mention. No staff on property.
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Looooooved loved loved the apartment!!!! So spacious and cozy at the same time. The bathroom was good, shower pressure as well. The kitchenne was so cute and nice, filled with everything that was necessary. We had heater in the room, as well as dehumidifier, which was a plus because we caught some rain. The TV was also good, with Netflix and other apps. But what made this experience so memorable was definitely Alejandra, at the reception. She was so extremely caring, nice, professional and friendly. She managed to get us an early check in, and would always check up on us. Check in process was fast and smooth and Alejandra even sent us a whatsapp with a good restaurant reccommendation. She is the BEST. Would and WILL definitely be back!! Just the view was a little bad, to construction. But everything was perfect.
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Nice
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Very good No comments
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Good
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Mixed bathrooms.. something I did not expect
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The toilet is outside and separate, which sounds dramatic but is actually not an issue unless you are philosophically opposed to walking a few steps. Consider it light cardio. Now the walls. They are so thin you do not hear your neighbors, you participate in their lives. Conversations, alarms, late night life choices, all in surround sound. Privacy here is more of a suggestion than a feature. That said, Porto is a city with over 230,000 people and nearly 2,000 years of history, so I guess thin walls are just another way to connect with humanity. Would I stay again. Maybe, but only with earplugs and emotional readiness. Walls are thin
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A very tiny space to squeeze in, no shared room, lounge or kitchen. 2 bathrooms for about 24 people on one floor.