Wine Hostel

The best place to stay for visiting Porto and Douro Region

Come Visit us

If your coming by car we have a partnership with the car parkings near the hostel (the cost is 15€ for 24 hours). Just ask us for more info!!
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The Porto Wine Hostel is a themed hostel, where the famous and unique Port Wine is an inspiration, whether it is the wine category that marks the difference between floors (Ruby, Tawny and Pink & White) or the decoration of the rooms based on Production, Aging, Storage, colour and sweetness, where you can find the Port Wine history all around and exposed in the Hostel, with exquisite pictures and images of the first wine region to be delimited in the world: 'The Douro Valley', in 1756.

The Hostel is located in a centenary building in Porto historical centre with views facing the Cordoaria Square, near the centennial coffee Piolho Café, the Clérigos Tower, and Porto University Rectory. The hostel is inserted in today's most active nightlife centre, with coffees, restaurants, esplanades, bars, discos, street markets, art galleries…
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Recently renovated and decorated, this 4 floors building, with private bathrooms in 90[[][[]][[][%]]] of the rooms, has a living room with balconies towards the garden and Cordoaria square, where you can watch the traditional serenades of students in front of the Hostel in the bandstand.
The Wine Hostel has capacity for 45 guests, having a total of 10 rooms, 8 of them with private bathrooms.
Room Types: 2 doubles, 1 triple, 3 mixed with 4 beds, 3 mixed with 6 beds and 1 mixed of 8 beds.

The Hostel:
1st Floor: Social Area (Reception/ Living Room/ Kitchen)
2nd floor: Ruby Category: Vintage, LBV, SQV and Reserve
3rd Floor: Tawny Category: Harvest, 10 years, 20 years and 30/40years
4th Floor: Pink & White Category: Pink and White

The warm and dry colours of the different kinds of wine can be discovered as you walk around the hostel, from the White wines yellow and dry green colours to the fruity young oranges, from the Tawny's, followed by the Ruby reds, never forgetting the newest one: the Pink.