Hotels in Passo de Camaragibe

"Excelente pousada, quartos amplos com piscina a privada. Limpeza muito boa, oferecem bicicletas, stand up paddle, academia, etc. atendimento diferenciado, todos muito simpáticos e atenciosos. Único ponto seria o café da manhã. Pão ruim, pouca fruta (4 pedaços de mamão por vez) e a comida no restaurante na janta um pouco sem sabor. Fora isso tudo 100%!"

"You're matched with a Four Seasons hotel price for a 3 star hotel. Granted, the hotel electrical system was adequately installed, the architecture/design is somewhat pleasant, and the staff is, of course, Brazilian quality kindness. The Hospitality venture owners did not invest in other sections, and don't continuously do so. The beach is 3 star, and the hotel is surrounded by no decent markets, restaurants or amenities - instead, unfortunate residential poverty and stray dogs. The hotel food is scarce and good at best. Plumbing is ok, shower is not easy to find the right temperature, if ever, + low pressure, and cheap showerheads. They make decent drinks. Wifi speed and connection varies from good to zero and back. We had ants on the bed (red). The room towels were greyed and old. They need to invest heavily in a hotel consultant in order to upgrade the hotel from a 3 star. "

"Outstanding resort. Very safe, very friendly staff, clean, well maintained and beautiful place. Food is very good. Unlimited alcohol and other drinks. I will return for sure. "

"Now I get why people say it’s the best resort in Brazil. Everything was amazing! I’ll for sure be back!!"

"We stayed at sister hotel “Casa Brasileira” for 8 days during rainy season…. And loved it so much we aré already planning our next stay. We feel Pedras do Patacho is perfect for younger, cool people. As concierge understood we were hoping for a different vive - they suggested we transfer to their sister hotel and we LOVED it Both Pedras and Casa Brasileira share: -The most amazing staff and customer service: everyone is kind, proactive- and not on your face. -High-end decor (each in their own style: one hip and cool; one warm “old fazenda” charm -perfect bed: soooo comfy -high end linens and plates and details you don’t even imagine. Sip coffee on design fine china cup. Breakfast served on fun and fancy Tania Bulhoes plates. Soap tray. Water bottle next to bed. Lamp…. Wherever you look you discover something special - be prepared to gain weight as you get tempted with the most delicious cafe da manha, and cha da tarde - great food -great ambiance Loved it"

"The hotel is great to relax, enjoy the beach and the facilities. It seems to have been recently renovated with a lot of care for the public spaces. Plenty of living spaces full of plants. It's literally steps from a very calm beach too. All the staff is friendly. The only average thing was the "standard" room that faces the street and has a bit of a weird layout. Next time I'd stay in the superior rooms. "