great location, good rooms but you have to pay cash. If you eat there watch out for extras you don't see comming, ie water, olives, bread etc. Mum's not a bad cook and the food is appropriate for the region.

My wife and I together with our son recently spent one night at the Hotel Douro. It was a great experience. Our rooms were clean and everything worked including the wireless internet. Our rooms looked out onto the Douro River and we had a small balcony overlooking the town's main street. The traffic noise was more than offset by the... More

Hotel Douro is a fabulous place to stay in Pinhao. It is not a big hotel but has all that you need-the rooms facing the front have stunning views of the countryside. You are really made to feel at home by the owners and nothing is too much trouble. The breakfast is fantastic-and the homemade quince jam makes it worth... More

This was our third time at the Hotel Douro in Pinhao. While we return to Pinhao for the great hiking, beautiful country, excellent wines, and food of the Douro region, the hotel makes it all special. This small hotel is immaculately clean and service is unbeatable. The restaurant (see restaurant review) serves among the best cuisine we've had in Portugal... More

A joy to stay in this hotel. Like visiting old friends in their house. An excellent two star hotel but in Portugal it only has the rating of one star ?? The rooms which are spotlessly clean are not big but offer all comforts including air conditioning. Décor is classic Portuguese (see photos). The hotel is on the main street... More

If you are looking for a hotel to stay in Pinhão, right in the middle of the Douro Valley, in the Cima Corgo region, (or "Higher Corgo," where most of the top Porto wines come from,) the Hotel Douro is an excellent choice. My group needed two rooms. Both rooms were spacious enough, if you don't plan to use them... More

This hotel is very good value for the price. Small but bright and clean rooms. Free Internet that actually worked. They also had CNN news channel which is rare even in three star hotels in Europe. Elizabeth Hall Sydney

This very friendly and well run hotel was an oasis for us as we traveled by bicycle through the Douro wine country in Portugal. It is a family business, run by Luis, his father Antonio Luis, and his mother who provides a good breakfast in their bright and spacious restaurant. Rooms are clean and comfortable with a view of the... More

This is not a luxury hotel, but is probably just about worth the €55 per room per night. The breakfast is very good and you are asked if you want more of anything. Everything works and it is quite comfortable. We asked for a quiet room and Luis gave us a room on the back, which was fortunate as we... More