Simple dorms & private rooms in a relaxed hostel offering free Wi-Fi & dinner, plus a guest kitchen.
Address: R. Chã 89, Porto
Phone: 22 111 3775
Website: https://onefamhostels.com/ribeira-onefam-hostel-porto/
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One of the best hostel I’ve stayed in, really appreciated the family dinners and the daily activities. The staff is super friendly, especially Ariz who’s not only a great party leader but also the nicest night receptionist. The location of the hostel is perfect for exploring the city and the rooms are comfortables. If you’re looking for a cozy place to stay and a real social experience, I’d 100% recommend Onefam Ribeira :)
Absolutely in love with the Hostel! Perfect location in the historical center of Porto, very accessible. The personal is extremely nice, friendly and helpful. The rooms are clean and tidy, the rooms have heaters. There are a lot of group activities that are available such as city tours and also visiting bars or clubs. Totally recommend to stay there
Honestly it was the BEST hostels I've ever stayed in. Free drinking games, dinners, activities, tours and parties every single day - crazy vibes, crazy people, crazy memories. I joined everything and loved every second. Huge love to Sara, Heloisa, Yule, Arthur, John, Nacho, Ignazio, Brooke, Tabitha and Asia (hope I didn't miss anyone 😅) - absolute legends. Would come back without even thinking twice.
Super hostel and amazing people! Every evening there was delicious home-cooked food and fun group games that brought everyone together. Yule, Holli, Tea, Arthur, Ava, Heloisa, Mel, and Faith were absolutely wonderful, they always took great care of us and showed us the most beautiful sides of Porto. Their energy and kindness made the stay truly unforgettable. The location couldn’t have been better, right in the heart of the city, close to everything worth seeing. Highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Porto!
Stayed at OneFam Porto for two nights on a solo trip from Madrid - would recommend! The volunteers were friendly and welcoming - they have a free/pay what you can dinner. The two nights I was there it was lentil soup with bread (Very lovely cooked by Faith) and then pumpkin soup with bread (also wonderful cooked by Holly). I'm gluten free so I was thankful I could eat both nights (excluding the bread). It's not gluten free every night but the volunteers are very kind and I think if I talked with them in advance we could figure something out. The rooms were clean and the beds had curtains on both sides. My room was quiet and I slept well both nights. Something I appreciated was the blankets had some thickness and were not just a sheet. Note they do charge for locks and towels so make sure to bring your own.
