Neya 4 star meeting hotel, Porto

Neya Porto puts a design-led four-star stay right on the Ribeira waterfront, one of Porto’s most sought-after addresses, inside a former convent whose original architecture has been carefully preserved through the refurbishment.

Neya is a hotel brand built around comfort and design, and the Porto property delivers both at what is genuinely one of the best locations in the city. Rather than stripping out the building’s history, the conversion respects the convent’s original architecture, giving the hotel a distinctive character that sets it apart from standard city-centre business hotels.

Business & Meeting Facilities

Neya Porto offers three meeting spaces suited to all types of corporate events, with a combined maximum capacity of up to 110 guests, making it a genuinely practical choice for conferences, corporate meetings and group gatherings that need real flexibility in room configuration. Its Ribeira waterfront setting means delegates get a genuinely memorable location without sacrificing meeting-room functionality.

• Three meeting spaces, configurable for all types of corporate events
• Combined capacity for up to 110 guests
• Ribeira waterfront location, one of Porto’s most desirable addresses
• Rooftop terrace available as an additional gathering space for groups

Rooms

The hotel offers 124 rooms, combining Neya’s signature comfort and design sensibility with the practicality corporate travellers need for a productive stay in the heart of Porto.

Dining & Rooftop

Neya Porto’s restaurant, Viva Porto, focuses on fine dining built around fresh, seasonal ingredients, a strong option for client dinners or team meals without leaving the hotel. Its rooftop terrace has become one of downtown Porto’s favourite meeting points, ideal for a relaxed evening drink after a full day of meetings or as an informal networking space for groups.

Location & Access

Sitting directly in the Ribeira district on the waterfront, Neya Porto places business travellers in one of the most atmospheric and walkable parts of the city, close to Porto’s historic centre, riverside dining and the Dom Luís I Bridge, with the practicality of a genuine meeting hotel built in.