We were blown away by this hotel's incredible location, right in the heart of the jungle
The stunning views and beautiful surroundings make up for it
The rooms were clean and comfortable
Our room was stunning
Von Parley aus den 16 neuesten von 29 verifizierten Gästebewertungen destilliert
Our room was stunning
— so beschreiben Gäste die Zimmer
Jedes Zimmer bietet Air conditioning, Balcony, Private bathroom, Free WiFi, Terrace, Minibar, Patio, Desk und 22 weitere
150 m² · 1 extra-large double bed, 1 large double bed and 1 single bed · Für 7 Gäste
This Three-Bedroom Villa has a sea view, private pool, terrace, patio, and balcony. The villa features 3 private bathrooms with showers, baths, hairdryers, and free toiletries. It is equipped with air conditioning, a hot tub, and in-room facilities including a desk, tea/coffee maker, seating area, and streaming service, and can sleep 7 guests. The villa also has a minibar, sofa, and telephone, with cribs available and free WiFi.
Betten 10/10 · von 5 Gästen erwähnt
110 m² · 1 king bed and 1 queen bed · Für 5 Gäste
The Two-Bedroom Villa at Sundy Praia offers exceptional comfort, a spacious 110 m² layout, and a private entrance. Standout features include a hot tub, air conditioning, and a balcony with sea views, along with a separate living room and two bathrooms.
Betten 10/10 · von 3 Gästen erwähnt
70 m² · Für 3 Gäste
The One Bedroom Villa has a garden view, balcony, terrace, and patio. The room features a private entrance, hot tub, and air conditioning, with a private bathroom that includes a bath, shower, hairdryer, and bathrobe. It sleeps 3 guests and has a seating area with a sofa, as well as a desk and tea/coffee maker.
Betten 10/10 · von 5 Gästen erwähnt
“A magical escape where the rainforest meets the ocean”
Sundy Praia feels like a hidden gem tucked in the rainforest, just a few steps from the beach, giving a peaceful, exclusive vibe that’s truly unique. The food was excellent and made the stay even more memorable. I would have liked a small gym or yoga studio, but otherwise everything was wonderful.
“Paraíso”
The scenery was the main attraction. The staff were friendly but not very professional.
“Aucun sens du service.”
What I appreciated most was the lush nature surrounding the hotel, which truly feels tucked into the wilderness. However, the value for money was terrible and we left Sundy Praia very disappointed. The only activity we managed to do was a group tour of the island’s north and Santo Antonio, nothing exclusive. The boat trip cost €45 on Tuesdays and Thursdays, a fee not mentioned on the website, and a guide later offered a private boat ride for €600—yes, six hundred euros! When I asked about yoga classes, the receptionist, looking surprised, said none were offered. We also couldn’t get the complimentary massage we were supposed to receive because the therapists were in training. Angry, I asked to speak with the manager; he arranged a one‑hour boat outing and a visit to another HBD PRINCIPE hotel. The property suffered frequent power cuts despite having a generator, and the interruptions were noticeable. On the day we went to Principé, we were shuttled in a Prado 4×4 with only two couples because the bus broke down. Given how much we spent, the whole experience left us deeply dissatisfied.
The Sundy Praia stay felt unforgettable; its hidden spot inside a closed forest right on a dream beach places it among the “secret spots” we’d love to see preserved forever. The staff, however, are the real highlight—always cheerful, always helpful, always present, and they know the island’s history and nature better than anyone in a comparable hotel. The only downside was how quickly the visit ended.
“Espectacular”
The food was fantastic and the staff were very attentive. The pool was not heated.
“A magical escape where the rainforest meets the ocean”
Sundy Praia feels like a hidden gem tucked in the rainforest, just a few steps from the beach, giving a peaceful, exclusive vibe that’s truly unique. The food was excellent and made the stay even more memorable. I would have liked a small gym or yoga studio, but otherwise everything was wonderful.
The Sundy Praia stay felt unforgettable; its hidden spot inside a closed forest right on a dream beach places it among the “secret spots” we’d love to see preserved forever. The staff, however, are the real highlight—always cheerful, always helpful, always present, and they know the island’s history and nature better than anyone in a comparable hotel. The only downside was how quickly the visit ended.
“Paraíso”
The scenery was the main attraction. The staff were friendly but not very professional.
“Espectacular”
The food was fantastic and the staff were very attentive. The pool was not heated.
“Aucun sens du service.”
What I appreciated most was the lush nature surrounding the hotel, which truly feels tucked into the wilderness. However, the value for money was terrible and we left Sundy Praia very disappointed. The only activity we managed to do was a group tour of the island’s north and Santo Antonio, nothing exclusive. The boat trip cost €45 on Tuesdays and Thursdays, a fee not mentioned on the website, and a guide later offered a private boat ride for €600—yes, six hundred euros! When I asked about yoga classes, the receptionist, looking surprised, said none were offered. We also couldn’t get the complimentary massage we were supposed to receive because the therapists were in training. Angry, I asked to speak with the manager; he arranged a one‑hour boat outing and a visit to another HBD PRINCIPE hotel. The property suffered frequent power cuts despite having a generator, and the interruptions were noticeable. On the day we went to Principé, we were shuttled in a Prado 4×4 with only two couples because the bus broke down. Given how much we spent, the whole experience left us deeply dissatisfied.
