“Muito boa”
Overall it was good, but I think some rooms need new air‑conditioning units.
Marcelo2 weeks ago
Jijoca de Jericoacoara·9.3
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Pousada Ponta Da Pedra is a beachfront hotel in Jericoacoara Beach, offering cozy accommodations within a 5-minute walk of panoramic sunset sand dunes. The air-conditioned rooms feature TVs, minibars, and en-suite bathrooms, with Wi-Fi available. The hotel serves a daily breakfast buffet and is 100 meters from restaurants and bars, providing a relaxing atmosphere with scenic sunset views.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Overall it was good, but I think some rooms need new air‑conditioning units.
Marcelo·2 weeks ago
The location was fine and the rooms were clean, but I didn’t like the breakfast at all—the coffee had a greasy film on top and was inedible, and the staff seemed to be waiting for a ribbon‑cutting ceremony before starting service, which felt absurd. I found bugs in the eggs and a hair in the fruit, and everything tasted heavily oily. They also claim to have an afternoon coffee, which turned out to be the same coffee I mentioned earlier and some cookies in jars. I didn’t leave happy, and we actually checked out a day early. I hope they improve these aspects, especially for tourists, because the place is beautiful and has great potential. As I said, the location is exceptional.
Maria·3 weeks ago
The location was great and the staff were very attentive, and we received excellent support from Geovanna; the breakfast was average.
Manoel·3 weeks ago
The location is perfect, right in front of the sea, and the breakfast area is super pleasant because you can eat almost on the beach; the same setting serves afternoon tea, letting guests face the sunset for a surreal view, and the staff provide excellent service.
Tatsuo·A month ago
The location is great, everything is well organized and clean, the air conditioning is excellent, and breakfast is phenomenal; it’s a bit pricey for the season, but I think that’s due to more foreign guests than locals.
Fernando·A month ago