The room was spotless and neatly arranged, with fresh linens that felt really clean. Its location is right where you want to be, and the staff were friendly and attentive throughout our stay.
RenataVor 8 Monaten
Itamonte·8.9
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oder tipp es einfach — „um den 20. herum, drei Nächte“
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Hostel da Verinha in Itamonte offers adults‑only rooms with private bathrooms and scenic views of local landmarks. Guests dine on Brazilian cuisine at the on‑site restaurant, enjoy free Wi‑Fi, a shared kitchen, and a convenient shower. Free private parking is available. The hostel lies 16 km from Agulhas Negras Peak, 38 km from Antonio Correa Stadium and Church Matiz, and 175 km from Varginha Airport.
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Wie Gäste das Haus bewerten, Aspekt für Aspekt.
The room was spotless and neatly arranged, with fresh linens that felt really clean. Its location is right where you want to be, and the staff were friendly and attentive throughout our stay.
Renata·Vor 8 Monaten
Renan turned out to be a superb host; the hostel feels intimate and straightforward, delivering exactly what you’d expect, plus a fully stocked kitchen that lets you cook anything. It sits right at the gateway to the Garganta do Registro, right where the PNI road begins, making the location unbeatable.
Ropealfe·Vor 8 Monaten
For anyone heading into the park, this is the closest place to the entrance road, with shops nearby and a parking spot right out front. We grabbed the suite, which was a bit chilly but came with plenty of fluffy duvets, and the price‑to‑comfort ratio was solid for a short stop.
Daniela·Vor 11 Monaten
Being right next to the park entrance was a huge plus, and Renan’s warm welcome set the tone for the stay. The homemade Minas dishes prepared by Verinha added a tasty local touch that we really enjoyed.
Eduardo·Vor 11 Monaten
Getting to and from PN Itatiaia was quick and easy, and the check‑in/check‑out process was smooth; the bed was super comfortable, the shower strong, and the Wi‑Fi held up fine. However, the hostel was swamped with about thirty guests, many of whom set up tents inside, leaving the kitchen filthy, the sink clogged with food, and trash scattered around. Those tent occupants also camped right by our suite’s low window and were noisy early in the morning, which made the stay pretty disruptive.
Fernandes·Vor einem Jahr