Braga

Many seasoned travelers to the country's northern reaches have made this charming hotel their top choice. — Fodor's

This hideaway in a fine old town house has individually decked-out rooms with high ceilings and parquet floors. — Lonely Planet

The sweet sisters offer bright, spotless rooms with hardwood floors and cherubic decor. Breakfast is served in a stone arched dining room. The only drawback is a midnight curfew. — Lonely Planet

This stylish, grand town house offers bright, modern rooms with parquet floors, classic decor and marble bathrooms. — Lonely Planet

The rooms in this smart, modern hotel all have wood floors, floating desks, bathtubs and queen beds. — Lonely Planet

Three floorss cosy hideaway where guests feel like they're in their grandparents' home, with a twist. — Lonely Planet

Occupying the top two floors, this swanky, colourful hostel showcases well-appointed dorms and twins, and great city views from the shared living room and kitchen. — Lonely Planet

Abounding in vaulted ceilings, interior courtyards, baroque fountains and other grandiose architectural touches, it houses 123 palatial rooms and suites with five-star amenities, complemented by a spa. — Lonely Planet

On a quiet pedestrian street near Praça da República...overlooking a small square. Most rooms have one double and one single bed each, making them suitable for up to three people. — Lonely Planet