Hotels near Congregação Cristã no Brasil - Água Fria, Fortaleza

The hotel looks modern, careful, but inside it is old and lacking maintenance. I went to work, I was going to share a room with a colleague, and they booked a room with a couple bed. We had to insist to change. The room we stayed was wide, had four beds, and a small air conditioning, which didn't realize. Only one key for two people. The toilet was stuck and transborded into the bathroom, dirting everything. I asked for help at the reception, and they said that there was no one to resolve, and they still made it clear that it was my fault; I asked another room, and they had no; and with my insistence, someone went to see, but they only deployed, the bathroom continued dirty and flooded. I traveled a lot to work and that was one of the worst hotels I've got.

The single beds in Brazil are all 0.88 meters. They are used to sleeping 1.2 and 1.5 meters in the country. They are afraid of falling out of bed. But after living in a number of hotels, I found that this is basically the case. I really don't understand them. The Brazilians are so big, they all sleep in such a small bed. . .

Reveillon of 2023 in Fortal was exorbitantly expensive, that hotel was the only one I found at a better price and that did not require closer a minimum daily package. For the photos I didn't expect much and was not connecting for luxury, but when I arrived at the hotel I liked what I saw. simple, but modernized, bathroom, clean, with careful and performing staff, good facilities, good room, good, silenceful and powerful air conditioning, a quite reasonable bathroom and a good acoustic isolation hotel, which has become important because the street in front is very noisy and there are some neighbors in the back street playing music in a terriblely high volume. Another point that was positive for me was the location. Ironically, many people may not like it, but for me it was good, it was going to walk the beach of Iracem, to the Pirate Bar, 3 squares from the center of the Dragon of the Sea, had supermarket, pharmacy, everything near, but far enough from the walled that was the wake, But for those who like the Orla craft fair, he is a little away: the negative points were breakfast, very weak in variety and quality, half bad bed in the room and the Wifi that was unstable and with very slow access.

Location and Access – The hotel is on a prime ocean front position separated from the Praia de Iracema by a busy road. Nearby are many similar high-rise hotels and residences. There are only very limited shopping, restaurant and bar choices within close walking distance. The nearest supermarkets are a 10 to 15-minute walk. Fortaleza centre is 25 to 30 minute walk. Airport is 25 minutes by car – but allow extra time due to a major highway construction project. Close to the Beira Mar with some interesting places and amazing street art. Uber can get you to most places safely and cheaply Google Earth – The hotel can be seen on Street View Architectural Style – A brutal high rise 23 storey building clad in blocks of smoked glass and black and white ceramic tiles I am going to divert from my usual review format as there are issues that have been raised by other commentators on TA which need a response and I think that the hotel management may be in the process of taking action to address these points Staffing and Hospitality – My first hurdle. I don’t speak any Portuguese. Before arrival email enquiries were responded to quickly, professionally and in English. Check in and Check out on 2 occasions went very smoothly and any requests dealt with satisfactorily including storage of luggage during a side trip to Brasilia. Door and security staff were always very welcoming. Housekeeping – invisible but excellent with room and public areas perfectly clean. Restaurant staff equally hospitable with the egg chef even taking time (as well as cooking) to write on guests’ egg orders “Tenha um bom dia – Luana!” Restaurant – Breakfast – Part of my stay coincided with Carnaval weekend when the hotel was full. During those few days the buffet breakfast was very busy and free tables were difficult to find. Despite this the buffet was always well stocked. Comments have been made in other reviews about the contents of the breakfast buffet. I have to say I found the variety and quantity of the international and local specialities on offer more than adequate and combined with eggs, omelettes and tapioca dishes cooked to order was more than sufficient to satisfy any appetite. I had dinner only once during my stay mainly due to the limited menu choice and prices higher than in other restaurants Public Areas – There is a small manicured garden at the entrance and a covered area with seating. The double height reception area looks to have undergone a recent renovation and you would hope to be a sign of things to come. On the ground floor is a well equipped Gym. On floor “J” (first floor) a small pool area, jacuzzi, sauna, play and games rooms. The whole of this area looking very tired and by the time of my departure the pool, jacuzzi and sauna had been demolished and were due to be replaced over a 45 day period 4 lifts serve all floors and I never had to wait more than a few seconds for one to arrive. Corridors leading to guest rooms are fairly bleak and d

We had a great stay at the hotel, staff are quite receptionist, breakfast is well varied and a perfect location! The photographer of the Mana presented us with a boat with the family photo and we made a beautiful trial around the hotel with wonderful photos.

This resort is amazing. Staff if very friendly, facilities are clean, accomodating to guests' needs, impeccable service. My father is a diabetic and needed sugar free items. My mom was on a liquid diet and they alloswed her to have coffee at the breakfast (all inclusive) with us.

You just need to see the air conditioning