Best Hotels near Estação João Pessoa, Joao Pessoa

I was home again at the hotel, this time the room was reformed , very good. I only have a criticism about the bathroom box the same was vacuum when I was taking a bath and I found it a little small . Otherwise everything is okay. I'll come back soon. Thanks.

This hotel is open about 20 years and is located in the Manaira section of Joao Pessoa, right in front of the ocean. The receptionist told me they have about 90 rooms (according to TripAdvisor, the hotel has 136), but only 4 rooms are oceanfront (they charge a little more for these rooms, but I think it was worth it). The lobby is very attractive and was decorated for the Christmas holidays. There is a ground-level pool at the entrance as well as a cute bar. They also have indoor parking available for a nominal fee. Our room was huge—when I booked it, I didn’t realize it was a suite, with a queen-sized bed in the main bedroom and another bedroom with a single bed. It also had a living room area as well as a veranda which looks directly at the ocean. The hotel’s employees are very friendly, professional and helpful. Breakfast is included and was very good. The restaurant is clean and attractive as well. The hotel is well-located in a nice neighborhood near shopping and other amenities. In all, I’d recommend this hotel and I’ll probably stay here again. My only complaint is that this large room only had one towel (we had to ask the chambermaid for another one and she seemed perturbed by this outrageous request).

The hotel is very well located, very careful, clean, accessible. Breakfast with a variety of views, swimming pool with beach view. It always gives tips, experience, organizes taxis, borrows towels. They remember my husband's birthday and we won a cupcake, one of the best hotels I have hosted!

Apart from the main tourist points of João Pessoa, it is located in the city centre in a quite desert place during the night, making it very difficult for those who are not traveling by car. The hotel is well structured, but the lack of cleaning and hygiene in the rooms, corridors and other areas of the hotel has made a very bad experience of a simple night, without counting on the many mosquitoes in the dining room. For a less demanding guest with cleaning, you can even compensate the daily value. However, in my opinion, it is more worth paying a little more day in a hotel/houser near the beach and the main attractions of João Pessoa, with a more moved environment near lanchones, bars, restaurants, a pharmacy and clean in their dependences.

Location: It is well in the centre, 6 minutes walk from Shopping Tambiá and in front of the Solon Park of Lucena (positive points), during the day the rounds are very moved, but during the night the nearby streets are very stopped and a dangerous, because there are some mendigs and drug users (negative points), so if you walk the night for shopping, go by car. Stay: When we arrived, we realized that the room and bathroom were very little preserved, well different from the photos in the ad. The fridge was roughly drown and with a water well in one of the compartments (indicating that it was spent a long time off), there was no phone to discard the rail and the TV was not working (it was only working next day), But the worst was the bathroom: the shower record was shocking! Even by turning off the electric shower on the switch, the discharges continued, and somehow even when we washed hands on the bathroom tower we felt light shocks. We informed the problem at the reception and asked for a room exchange or bathroom maintenance, the management reported that they would return to the maintenance sector but nothing was done. At the end of the same day, a problem occurred in the transformer in a position in front of the hotel, causing several energy problems (air conditioning, TVs and lamps without working very well), and then the administration informed us that the problem of the shocks could be due to failure in the transformer and that it was the responsibility of the electricity company of Paraíba, but that does not confer, because the shocks occurred before the problem at the post and also the nature of the problem, which was probably failures in the shower landing. Well, the following day the electricity company made the maintenance of the transformer and corrected the problems in the post, but the shocks continued, confirming that the problem was in the installation of the hotel. Only on the third day of the night, one of the staff said that the room we were already had the same problem of shocks in the bathroom other times, so it's something mail-related that the hotel looks big, Only there was a measure taken to use the bathroom of another room that was closed for guests because the air conditioning did not work. The disorder that caused us in the trip was very great, because we could not take a bath or at least wash our hands without choking, nothing serious happened because we were always with rubber sandals and we took care, however, the omission of the hotel and the delay in taking a measure was extremely disgusting and has seriously damaged our trip, as well as the risk of life we are taking. Breakfast: One of the few really positive things was breakfast, which has a variety of tasty foods: yoghurts, coffee, milk, tea, bread, cake, pudding, salts, sweets, fruits, etc. However, there was often a delay in replacing some of the

Excellent hotel, perfect service, excellent location, team of proactive, educated and always ready to meet guests' requests. The breakfast is exceptional.

The hotel is very old and the B-block rooms have poor access, very far away. The room is bad, single beds are crossed in the room, imposing the opening of the box, the bed sofa is a uncomfortable option, given that next to the hotel has a very noisy work and there is a window without a curtain. The bathroom is good, but the tower was leaving and there was a pink noise from air conditioning. There are no mimos like touch and/or skin cream. The leisure area is not very profitable. Hotel not recommended for children and elderly people.