Greek Village Tours

For the price it’s not a bad hotel—not perfect, but a great location. The hotel has 166 rooms, is right on the beach and has several pools, a tennis court and they serve microbrew beer at the pool (so far so good!). A good many of the rooms have a view of the beach and the ocean (if you ask, the front desk will do their best to accommodate you if your booking did not include this). The space could be better used. While they have some lovely antiques scattered about and the restaurant where breakfast is served has a wonderful view overlooking the beach, there are several bars and lounge areas that appear to have used to have servers that are just used for seating. The hotel in general needs a bit of TLC (there are some problems of mold, but nothing outrageous) and there is no room service after 10 PM. We were here for Christmas vacation and the hotel was packed, but there was still adequate parking on site. Some earlier commenters noted that the hotel is a bit far from town, but it only cost about R$25 by taxi to get there, so if that’s a deal breaker, then this isn’t the place for you. Otherwise the staff were, generally, very pleasant and mostly all were helpful.

Hotel was a solid average. The outside facility is in great shape, but the room I got was far from ideal. Leaking toilet and sink, AC not functional when we arrived, towels were always stained, had to buy my own toiletries because the ones provided by the hotel were not enough. Breakfast was good, had several options. But you have to stress-plan and time your arrival before it actually starts. There are not a lot of tables and if you have plans for the morning and wait until 7 am to go and eat, you'll not have tables available and will have to eat either standing up or at the chairs on the pool, as they don't allow people to eat in their rooms. Although we had good service, I believe I would not return to this hotel, neither would recommend it due to the price we paid for the overall infrastructure of the facility.