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- On-site café with over a century of brewing history
- Room themes include tea, anise, and pink pepper
Luxurious stay in a historic coffee house
There’s so much to tell you about this five-star stay. But first, coffee. Years before becoming a hotel, the building was the first place in the city to serve a brew. Over a century later, the hotel has faithfully restored A Brasileira café to its former glory – so you can start each day with an espresso and a pastry, surrounded by the original architectural features.
The rooms also provide a nod to the past. Each one is decorated to reflect the spices and goods that were imported by the Portuguese during the 15th and 16th centuries, with themes including coffee, tea, anise, chocolate, and pink pepper. The hotel’s French patio with a natural vertical garden will catch your eye, too.
The on-site restaurant serves traditional Portuguese cuisine and a sumptuous buffet breakfast every morning. If you’d prefer to pop out for a meal, the hotel’s central location means there are lots of top-quality offerings on your doorstep. Love some local tips? The English-speaking staff will be happy to help.
Wake up and smell the coffee – this luxury stay is too good to miss.
The rooms also provide a nod to the past. Each one is decorated to reflect the spices and goods that were imported by the Portuguese during the 15th and 16th centuries, with themes including coffee, tea, anise, chocolate, and pink pepper. The hotel’s French patio with a natural vertical garden will catch your eye, too.
The on-site restaurant serves traditional Portuguese cuisine and a sumptuous buffet breakfast every morning. If you’d prefer to pop out for a meal, the hotel’s central location means there are lots of top-quality offerings on your doorstep. Love some local tips? The English-speaking staff will be happy to help.
Wake up and smell the coffee – this luxury stay is too good to miss.
What Pestana Porto A Brasileira has to offer
Facilities
Food & Drink
- À la carte restaurant (Portuguese cuisine)
- Café
- Bar
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.
Sports & Health
- Gym
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.
Find out more about Bolhao
Anchored by the newly restored Mercado do Bolhão, this bustling and colourful neighbourhood in the heart of Porto, is a sensory delight for visitors. It’s the perfect place to immerse yourself in authentic local culture; stroll through the market to discover fresh produce, aromatic spices, and artisanal delicacies while engaging with friendly vendors who embody Porto’s charm. Fancy walking around the market with a glass of local wine while trying tasty treats like fresh seafood, meats, olives, and cheeses? Get yourself to Mercado do Bolhão – it’s a foodie heaven.
The surrounding streets are a treasure trove for shopaholics, offering everything from traditional Portuguese ceramics to trendy boutiques. Just a short walk away, you’ll find Rua Santa Catarina, the city’s main shopping avenue, where global brands meet cosy cafés. Admire the striking Capela das Almas with its iconic blue-and-white tiled façade as you wander the streets.
Dining in Bolhão is an experience to savour. Feast on bacalhau (salt cod dishes) at rustic eateries or grab a quick pastel de nata paired with a strong espresso. Feeling adventurous? Sample Porto’s beloved francesinha sandwich at nearby diners. For history and architecture buffs, Bolhão’s proximity to landmarks like São Bento Station and Clérigos Tower is unbeatable. Whether you’re savouring local flavours or diving into Porto’s vibrant culture, Bolhão offers an unforgettable slice of the city’s soul.
The surrounding streets are a treasure trove for shopaholics, offering everything from traditional Portuguese ceramics to trendy boutiques. Just a short walk away, you’ll find Rua Santa Catarina, the city’s main shopping avenue, where global brands meet cosy cafés. Admire the striking Capela das Almas with its iconic blue-and-white tiled façade as you wander the streets.
Dining in Bolhão is an experience to savour. Feast on bacalhau (salt cod dishes) at rustic eateries or grab a quick pastel de nata paired with a strong espresso. Feeling adventurous? Sample Porto’s beloved francesinha sandwich at nearby diners. For history and architecture buffs, Bolhão’s proximity to landmarks like São Bento Station and Clérigos Tower is unbeatable. Whether you’re savouring local flavours or diving into Porto’s vibrant culture, Bolhão offers an unforgettable slice of the city’s soul.
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