The 10 best Airbnbs in Porto

If it’s character you’re after, opt for this reasonably priced three-bed apartment, which has been lovingly restored with stand-out features such as original Portuguese tiles. Plus there’s an all-important hammock for terrace lounging, and Porto’s lively bar and restaurant scene is within stumbling distance. 

Rooms? Three bedrooms. Sleeps eight.
The Mood? Back-to-basics boho. 
Location perks? The night walk home is a doddle.
Budget range? Oh wow, that’s a good price.
Time Out tip: Just hang out in the hammock.

We could talk about the modern interior, the sleek kitchen appliances and the floor-length windows in the bedroom – but the real reason you’re here is for those jaw-dropping views. Just think of those sunset Instagram opportunities!

Rooms? Four bedrooms. Sleeps seven.
The Mood? Space Age interiors and historic exteriors.
Location perks? Views, views, views.
Budget range? Great group price.
Time Out tip: Take a trip to Lello Bookstore, “the most beautiful bookstore in the world”. Genuinely.

You'll feel like you're in Bali or Cancun staying here. The pictures don't even do it justice. This beautiful hut is in the middle of lush manicured gardens with tropical species, an old wine-making presser, picnic tables and more. Perfect for when you come back from a long day of exploring. It's a historical building that was completely refurbished using a modern approach to design and materials, so the building is truly unique. Plus, it's in the centre of Porto and within walking distance from Trindade, the city’s main transportation hub. 

Rooms? One bedrooms. Sleeps two.
The Mood? A house plant-lover’s dream.
Location perks? You’ll be living in the middle of a tropical paradise garden. Really.
Budget range? Not too much for this level of luxury.
Time Out tip: Discover your inner horticulturalist by checking out the rich variety of plantlife growing all around you.

This is a lovely deluxe apartment right in the heart of the city. It's close to all the main attractions Porto has to offer. From Ribeira, Aliados, Bolhão market, and Clerigos tower to Lello bookstore and so much more. Plus, it's just a few minutes from Poveiros where you'll find all the best restaurant options to try many traditional dishes.

Rooms? Two bedrooms. Sleeps four.
The Mood? Chic and clean urban dream.
Location perks? Perfect spot for all the big hit attractions.
Budget range? Fair and square.
Time Out tip: You’re in the heart of the action city-wise, but if you fancy some downtime, there’s a lovely sun trap balcony to make use of.

If you prefer warm terracotta shades over clinical white walls, then this beautiful 200-year-old apartment is a good base from which to explore the city. It’s cosy enough to feel like a space you can relax in, yet spacious enough to accommodate three guests.

Rooms? Two bedrooms. Sleeps three.
The Mood? Pure elegance, Portuguese style.
Location perks? If you’re in town for history, you won’t need to travel far to see it.
Budget range? So much beauty for so little cost.
Time Out tip: Keep up the historic spirit of the place with lots of visits to Porto’s beautiful architecture.

This is a two-bed located right on the riverfront of the Douro River, overlooking the Alfândega do Porto. It's also fairly new and has been recently renovated and decorated. It's centrally located, and you can even start your morning eating breakfast on the balcony – who could complain about that? 

Rooms? Two bedrooms. Four guests.
The Mood? Modernism in miniature.
Location perks? Just opposite the Alfândega do Porto, an eye-catching city landmark.
Budget range? Porto really does do some good prices, doesn’t it?
Time Out tip: Cross over the D. Luis I Bridge and get to know the Port Wine Cellars.

When we say something is postcard-perfect, we usually don’t mean it actually appears in the postcards but this comfortable apartment, located near Porto’s cathedral in the Unesco World Heritage area, does just that. Pretty cool, huh? It also comes with a wood-burning stove and is cheaper than most pads you’ll find in this part of town. 

Rooms? Two bedrooms. Sleeps six.
The Mood? Relaxed artistic hangout lovingly cared for.
Location perks? Walk around the other side of the house and: there’s the cathedral!
Budget range? Affordable.
Time Out tip: The hosts provides lots of ‘extras’ including wood for the woodburning stove, if you’re here for a wintry trip.

Belonging to a typical Porto building, this apartment was completely restored back in 2020. You came to Porto for tiles (and port), and that’s just what you’ll get from this beautiful centrally located apartment. It's one of the best Airbnbs in Porto with a pool, and flaunts green spaces with fruit trees – making it a special and rare space you'll certainly be happy in!

Rooms? One bedroom. Four guests.
The Mood? Lazy days and nights with nautical vibes.
Location perks? A lovely outdoor pool to spend time in.
Budget range? …and it also has a pool! Bargain.
Time Out tip: Bring back Porto’s best foodie treats for a poolside picnic.

A loft apartment with a difference. If somewhere minimal and modern is what you expect from places to stay in Porto, this is your guy. It's in the perfect location too, found in the heart of the Historic Center, an area classified as World Heritage by UNESCO. 

Rooms? Three bedrooms. Sleeps four.
The Mood? City slicker minimalism with a few quirky twists.
Location perks? You’d struggle to find a home closer to the D. Luis I Bridge!
Budget range? Good value for a stylish stay.
Time Out tip: Only 200m from the medieval maze that is the Ribeira – make the most of lazy mornings wandering those atmospheric streets.

This roomy four-bed is extremely well-priced for the area, size of the property and those gorgeous balcony views. The decor is nothing too fancy, but it’s clean and conveniently located near the Porto wine cellars, which is the main thing. 

Rooms? Four guests. Sleeps 14!
The Mood? Convenience above all else.
Location perks? On the other side of the river near the port cellars.
Budget range? Ridiculously cheap if you really did get 14 in here.
Time Out tip: Make the most of exploring both Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia.