Get going from YOTEL Porto
YOTEL Porto is conveniently located in the heart of the traditional centre at Rua Gonçalo Cristóvão. The hotel is a short walk from the city’s main attractions including the medieval streets of Ribeira, sprinkled with restaurants and cafes, the ancient wine estates of the Douro River and the Port Wine lodges of Gaia. In addition, YOTEL Porto’s location gives direct access to the airport from Trindade Metro Station whilst São Bento train station is also nearby, famous for its illustrative blue and white tiles.
Getting to YOTEL Porto
| Car | Train | Plane | Taxi | Subway |
| Porto is a busy, cosmopolitan city, where many people who live outside the city move by car. YOTEL Porto has easily accessible parking (prices upon request) as well as nearby street parking. | YOTEL Porto is a 15-minute walk to the iconic São Bento Station. Connect with the North lines, Douro and Minho region, as with Lisbon and other Portugal regions. | YOTEL Porto is approximately a 20-minute drive by car from Francisco Sá Carneiro airport. The airport has excellent bus, shuttle or subway transport links to the city center. | A taxi ride from the airport to YOTEL Porto is priced at around €25. On Saturdays, Sundays, Bank Holidays, and everyday 9pm -6am, there is a 20% increase on taxi prices. | YOTEL Porto is a 5-minute walk from Trindade metro station, which has connections to all lines. Buy the Andante card, which allows for travel in all transports of the network (train, bus and subway). |
Land like a local
Located in the bustling city centre, YOTEL Porto is the ideal place for city breakers, a group of friends or a business trip. Staying with us means spending time in the world’s smartest spaces, where desirable, tech and design-led environments make a real connection with modern travellers..
- Ten minute walk to Porto Cathedral
- Fifteen minute walk to Ribeira Porto
- Fifteen minute walk to Luis I Bridge
Your YOTEL Porto Neighbourhood
Wining, dining, shopping and sightseeing steps from YOTEL Porto.
ShopExplore Mercado do Bolhão, where you'll find a food market and local handicraft stores. Nearby, Santa Catarina Street is the perfect spot for a a shopping spree. Cedofeita Street and Boavista are also bustling shopping areas worth exploring. |
SeePorto is a city steeped in mystery, slowly unveiling its allure to curious explorers. Meander through its winding streets and alleyways to absorb its bohemian atmosphere. Walk through the Ribeira and Foz do Douro areas, with the latter being particularly stunning at sunset. While Porto might not be a typical stop on every Iberian Peninsula tour, it offers a unique experience where economic progress coexists with enduring traditions. |
EatPorto offers a rich variety of dining options to suit all tastes and budgets. From traditional Portuguese tascas with hearty meals to modern restaurants with innovative cuisine, the city has it all. Enjoy fresh seafood in the Ribeira district or local dishes at family-run spots. Trendy cafes serve pastries like pastéis de nata, and wine bars highlight the region's famous port wine. Whether for fine dining or casual meals, Porto's culinary scene is diverse and inviting. |