My wife and I spent 7 nights at the Mira D'aire this past June. The courtesy of the owners and the quality of our stay could not have been better. No matter how late we returned from our endless city walks, Jose or his wife were always there to let us in and bid us a good night. The room... More

The old bourgeoise house is quite lovely but the Portuguese owners here really make the difference. They are very friendly and so helpful. We had a room on the top floor and they offered to carry our bags up for us, which was greatly appreciated. The room overlooked the garden which I was happy for as the street side is... More

Good quality, friendly hotel in a convenient location. We had a small but cosy room with a very clean bathroom - it was very quiet despite the hotel being located at a quite busy road. The manager was extremely helpful, she ordered a taxi for us and said goodbye when we were leaving at 5 am for the airport. Breakfasts... More

This small hotel is in a typical Porto street and it is an interesting walk into the town centre. There are small supermarkets and reasonably priced cafes in the area. The hotel is spotlessly clean with very pleasant owners who will try to give you a room which suits your needs. Breakfast which is served to your table is fresh,... More

We've been at Mira d'Aire in the period 2nd-5th of September 2011, during a trip that involved 3 different hotels: Mira d'Aire was the one with low star classiifcation, but it has been the best one! The owner are a couple really kind and their care for the guests is extraordinary; we were with our two little children and they... More

Rooms are very clean. Towels were changed everyday. There are everything you need in rooms (hair-dryer, kettle, glasses, cups). Staff is very friendly and helpful. They speak (I think) at least in four languages (Portuguese, French, English, Spanish). On breakfast you can get ham, cheese, roll, croissants, fruits, jams, juice, coffee, tee. Hotel is about ten minutes from centre. Free... More

Very cozy B&B in central Porto. Extremely friendly owners, who'll make an extra effort to help you get around. They are both fluent in French, so if you don't master the portuguese language, help is easy to come by. If you are a light sleeper, you'll want to avoid getting a room facing the street, since traffic can be a... More

We chose to stay here after reading good reviews of this residencial on other websites. The B&B is run by husband&wife who worked in France for 20 years before starting their own place in Porto. Don't be put off by the location; it's only 10 min walking to city centre and even though the area feels a bit shabby, so... More