Oporto City Hostel

I ended up staying here one night when I unexpectedly had to stay a night in Porto in mid-​December 2014. Overall, the hostel was clean, inexpensive and close to the city center and a Metro stop.
When I arrived, I was given all relevant information like wifi and facilities information. Since I’d already been in the city for 3 days, I didn’t need any sightseeing or tourist information. I paid € 7.90 for an 8-​bed mixed dorm in December. The room was fairly spacious and didn’t feel crowded even with all the backpacks. There was a bathroom with shower in the room, and I met some cool people staying in my room. Funnily, they all spoke Portuguese since they were from Brazil but working in Hungary.
The hostel printed my airline boarding pass for free. The nearby Metro stop is a 5-​minute walk away. Great if you’re heading to the airport. From Trindade metro station, the purple/​violet line takes you to Porto Airport. Everything in Porto you want to visit is within walking distance so there really isn’t a need to use public transit. It’s around a 15 minute walk to the city center.
My only complaint was that in the middle of night, some noisy people entered the room talking in normal voice instead of whispered tones. Not really the hostel’s fault, always a crapshoot who ends up in your hostel room. But bad for me since I had to wake up early to take the Metro to the airport.
Overall, I wouldn’t mind staying here if I’m ever in Porto again!