Trendy Flats is the result of a concerted effort to rehabilitate a centenarian building from the 19th century.
During the planning and execution much attention has been paid towards the preservation of the original layout, and where possible the materials and original construction were maintained, while introducing a refined interior design and contemporary facilities to provide a maximum of comfort to our guests.
Originally a single family housing, thus became an 8 apartments building
An apartment in the downtown district is either the perfect solution for a short hop over to Oporto or long-term stays, offering all amenities required for a comfortable vacation or sojourn.
Trendy Flats Fontainhas is located in one of Oporto’s most history laden districts and close to the historic centre World Heritage by UNESCO SINCE 1996. Less than 1 km from Luiz I bridge and the popular Ribeira area, Clerigos Tower and the world’s most beautiful bookshop Livraria Lello are also in a range of 800 m.
Luiz I bridge connects Oporto city and Vila Nova de Gaia each one located on the riverbanks of the Douro River. In Vila Nova de Gaia, you can visit and taste our famous Port wine at the Port wine cellars.
Fontainhas area has a wide range of restaurants renowned for traditional Portuguese cuisine and Oporto’s specialties as also a number of international restaurants.
Located in the downtown district, Trendy Flats Fontainhas is perfect for shopping lovers.
Each one of the apartments is fully equipped to make your stay an unforgettable one.
Modern furniture combines with selected older pieces, a mixture of modern versus historic architecture creating refined comfort.
Some apartments also include an external garden area or a balcony.
All apartments are equipped with kitchen or kitchenette; it is up to you to prepare your own meals.
Come and visit Oporto! A coastal city, situated at the mouth of the Douro river, and on its northern bank in northwestern continental Portugal. Renown for its stately bridges, monuments and of course, its worldwide port wine exports. In the medieval Ribeira (riverside) district, narrow cobbled streets wind past merchants’ houses and cafés. The São Francisco church is frequently cited for its lavish baroque interiors and ornate gilded carvings. To impress 19th century foreign investors, stands the former stock market: Palácio da Bolsa.
