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Staying at the InterContinental Porto was easily one of the best choices we made in Porto. Despite the ongoing construction around Porto (which unfortunately affected the front view), the hotel itself remains an excellent place to stay — elegant, comfortable, and within walking distance to everything in the city center.||🏨 Hotel & Rooms|The hotel exudes classic 5-star charm, from its grand entrance to the beautifully appointed rooms. We booked a Junior Suite, which gave us extra space and a touch of luxury. The full bath was a treat, and while the bidet was in the older, separate style, it was still appreciated.||🍽 Breakfast & Service|Breakfast was a typical buffet spread, but with a generous selection and attentive service. The check-in process was a little slow, mainly due to a large group arriving at the same time, but otherwise the staff were courteous and professional. Upon arrival, we were warmly welcomed with pastel de nata, juice, and water, which was a lovely touch.||💡 Extras|Unlike some hotels in Lisbon, there was no complimentary walking tour, and the concierge didn’t proactively suggest activities or itineraries. This felt like a missed opportunity, especially in a city as rich in history and charm as Porto.||✨ Overall|Despite minor shortcomings, the InterContinental Porto delivers on comfort, elegance, and location. If you’re looking for a refined stay right in the heart of the city — and don’t mind a bit of nearby construction — this hotel is an excellent choice.