Best Western Hotel Inca

We stayed at the Hotel Inca, Porto on 5th May 2007. The hotel is more like a 2-3 star than a 4. It's about 15-20 min walk from the centre and 5min from a metro station. The rooms are small and outdated but the breakfast is very good with nice choices. Rooms are cleaned every day and the staff is very friendly. It just doesn't feel like a 4 star hotel.

We stayed at the Hotel Inca for 5 nights and found the hotel to be clean, comfortable and with friendly staff. The rooms are of average size but very clean, the breakfast at the hotel is excellent and gives you a great start to the day, the hotel staff are also very friendly. The hotel is about a 25 minute walk from the river at Porto which can be tiring as it is up hill all the way - Porto is extremelly hilly and therefore not recommended for those with walking difficulties or asthma! Porto is a lovely city it has kept its old charm... more

We enjoyed our stay in this pleasant hotel. Our room was clean and comfortable. We found all the staf extremely helpful. We used the room safe, it was simply a matter of obtaining a key from reception. The breakfasts were excellent. Porto is very hilly, especially if like us you live in Norfolk! It is true that many of the buildings in the port area are rather run down but somehow it adds to the charm of the place. The public transport systems are excellent and the metro is so clean and fast. All the Portugese... more

Comfortable hotel more three star than four, but with a very pleasant and helpful staff. Excellent breakfasts. Rooms clean and pleasant rather than luxurious. Well located as long as you enjoy walking. Taxis cheap and plentiful, and public transport generally good. A small selection of reasonable restaurants nearby. Otherwise it means a trip back into the very centre, which if you've been out all day, can be tiring. Porto is a mish mash of a place with obvious signs of really bad planning having taken place.... more

I am surprised that other reviewers have all commented on helpful staff because this just was not my experience! My mum had booked me and my partner into this hotel for 5 nights as a present. We left after 2. This hotel claims to be a 4 star but I would rate it no more than 2. There is no restaurant despite claims in it's brochure and several websites. It only has a room for breakfast. There was no tea/coffee facilities in rooms. The in-room info said tea and coffee available free 24 hours a day from reception. However I requested a tea at... more

The look and atmosphere of the hotel is all but 4 star. It's a 2-3 star 70s style building, with Internet connection at its early stage too!! Nonetheless, 4 star service, welcoming, and extremely rich and delicious breakfast! I would go again, also cos I got a really good price.

My fiancee and I stayed at the Hotel Inca for four nights in early Feb at €50 including tax per night, without breakfast. We took a 15-min cab ride from the airport, which should cost €16-20. It is a 5-10 minute walk from the metro and/or train station, but some of that is uphill. The hotel looks a bit worn-out upon arrival, but it really grew on us. The front desk and bar staff are very nice and very helpful. They spoke very good English and gave great advice for places to eat, how to get around, etc. The hotel does offer... more

We went to Porto for a weekend and had a good time there. We decided to book Hotel Inca as it was a 4-star and seemed to be quite central. The standard is definitely one of a 3-star hotel. But having said this it is clean and staff are helpful enough, so no complaints of you know that you are not booking a 4-star (you're not paying that kind of money either). As for where it is, we are good walkers and it is quite a stroll/hike from the Cais de Ribeira, although not too far from Avenida dos Aliados. But I wouldn't definite it as "very... more

We just came back from Porto where we stayed at Inca. We had reservations at Grand Hotel de Paris but due to a problem there they transfered us to their sister hotel, the Inca. The decor is very 70s, but the room was very clean and nice. The staff are very warm and welcoming and the breakfast is excellent. The location is good for access to the historical centre of Porto , the river and the shopping area. For the price of 30pounds through ebookers an excellent choice.

The Hotel Inca is a little gem of a find in a central part of Porto. We got our room through a last-minute deals website and were pleasantly surprised by the level of service and professionalism. The rooms were comfortable and spotless, if dated, and the buffet breakfast (included in the price) was more than ample. But it was the the friendliness and professionalism of the staff that we appreciated most. They really went out of their way to make our stay a comfortable and pleasurable one. Mrs. Armanda, the manager on the front desk, was... more