The place was advertised as a pousada, but it lacked the cozy feel that a pousada should have. No one was at the front desk; we had to wait for a guest to open the door for us and only the cleaning lady approached. The room had mold, peeling wallpaper, and very basic pillows for a pousada; the bath kit was incomplete, and the shower had to be left partially open to stay warm—if it was too open it got cold even on the hot setting. The TV wasn’t smart, and the acoustics were poor. On the first night, a guest brought friends to the social area and they made a lot of noise with loud laughter and talking. In the morning we could hear the kitchen making coffee, and the next morning there was construction with a drill in the pousada. The Wi‑Fi worked only sporadically, connecting and disconnecting.
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