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Location: not downtown which is good as the beaches are not very good there Food: we only had the breakfast which wasnt that bad, but it finishes at 10am, quite early for a hotel Drinks: the waiters never came to check on us, and the caipis are expensive. Rather get drinks from the beach Clean: this place was not clean. The toilets flush broke every day (!!!), there were stains on the bed sheets and towels Quiet: from the room, we could hear every people walking in the corridor, there was also a constant bipping noise Staff: there were all very nice

Since the plane was late, I arrived at the hotel around 2:00 am, but check in was okay. The hotel staff is nice and always smiling.

Good breakfast, dinner was a little less. At the beach and at walking distance from great village Porto de Galinhas! We enjoyed it very much!

I enjoyed my stay at this nice cute small property. The room was good enough, but a little too small. It was always clean, it looked recently renovated so it gave us a feeling of a new property. Nice tropical colors and right in front of my room, an area to hang a hammock that was provided to each room. Hammocks are a traditional Northeastern of Brazil way of taking a nap, I enjoyed it since I'm originally from there. Honestly I found the hotel to be overpriced. They don't offer much to charge so much money, but that's the current situation in Brazil. Don't eat at the beach either, it's ridiculous how much they charge for food on the beach! More expensive than Greece, Thailand and even Bali, places I know very well. Sadly, Brazil has become too expensive and we don't get half of what those countries mention do. One advice I have to give you is that in Porto de Galinhas you find lots and lots of mosquitoes. They are everywhere so keep your mosquito repellent on your legs and arms at all times, especially in the evening and night, when it seems they prefer to go out the most. The surrounding area was very quiet, we were literally at the end of Porto, toward Maracaipe Beach, which was great! Every morning we headed to the beach to see the local men push their jangadas to the ocean to fish. The street in front of the hotel leads you to that nice wavy beach, another plus is the coconut palm trees on the empty area in front of it, supposedly a huge property will be built there, which is said since all that quietness might one day disappear. Keep you eyes up in the trees on the search of the small monkey called "mandarin monkey" or "sagui". I saw quite a few and it was amazing to see them jumping and carrying little babies. Enjoy your stay!

We had a good time at the hotel. Very nice staff and wifi worked. Possible to recycle the trash. Unfortunayely our neighbours occupied the chairs and table all the time. So it was difficult to eat breakfast or hang our clothes. There is a supermarket nearby.

wifi only in the lobby lousy breakfast when i complained that they advertised that they are a hotel in Recife they would not cancel without penalty 2 hours from town by car