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Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa

Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa

Uniao das freguesias de Lordelo do Ouro e Massarelos, Porto


Central

Opened 2003   $$

Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa — vibe

Vibe

Panoramic glass elevators ascend a multi-story atrium framed in wenge wood, slate, and steel, looking out across private landscaped gardens.

“Boavista business sanctuary”

Design

Expansive multi-story glass facade and lobby atrium finished in warm wood paneling, slate, and contemporary metal accents.

Luxe

Marble-clad bathrooms with separate soaking tubs, comfortable workstations, and dedicated Sheraton Club lounge privileges on upper floors.

Wellness

Subterranean thermal circuit offering an indoor vitality pool, Finnish sauna, Turkish bath, and holistic treatment suites.

Central

In the Boavista business district, a short walk from Casa da Música and Francos metro station

Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa — rooms

Rooms

Marble bathrooms feature soaking tubs and switchable privacy glass that shifts from transparent to opaque at the flip of a switch.

Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa — wellness

Wellness

A subterranean thermal circuit pairs an indoor hydrotherapy vitality pool with a Turkish bath, Finnish sauna, and dedicated yoga studio.

Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa — backstory

Backstory

Portuguese architect João Paciência designed the modernist structure in 2003, emphasizing transparent glass facades and warm timber finishes throughout.

Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Porto Novo serves regional Portuguese dishes around a glass-enclosed wine cellar, while the piano bar opens onto a garden terrace.

The neighborhood

Set in the Boavista district, the hotel is a short stroll from the concerts at Casa da Música and Francos metro station.

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