AC Porto

"The hotel is located outside the city center but is very well connected by public transport. The room was spacious, featuring a desk and a comfortable bed. Breakfast was very good, with a wide selection. Even though the room was on the ninth floor of the hotel, there was noise from the nearby highway. Instead of religious books, it would be better to have a kettle for tea and coffee in the room. The value for money is very poor."

"One of the worst Marriott hotels. We were 3 couples and reached the hotel exhausted after 12 hrs journey. They had nobody to help with by he luggage and handed us a luggage trolley to fend for ourselves. Next they don’t provide a kettle in the room and when I asked they refused. If one was paying budget hotel prices I would accept. For a Marriott to provide such rubbish service is not acceptable."

"Located slightly away from downtown Porto, but with good connectivity to the city. The lobby was not very large, but check-in was fairly quick. However, post that it was a bit funny! To get the wifi details, we had to fill in some forms. I had booked 2 rooms, and I scribbled something on both - the receptionist did not even bother to read what I'd written, but gave me the wifi details! Wonder why they introduced this (what I felt was a waste) system. The rooms were average-sized with a workdesk and a recliner chair. No kettle or ironing board provided. There was a minibar in the room. My room faced the expressway, but there was no noise or disturbance. The lighting in the room was very good - I really like it when hotel rooms are well-lit and not shadowy! The bath area was spacious, but with minimal toiletries. The wifi was a bit funny - every now and then, the wifi on my phone would stop working, and I would have to log in again. Bit of a headache. Breakfast was on the 1st floor and opened only at 7 sharp. To enter, you had to give your name and room number to the staff - showing the key card alone did not work! Not much of a spread."