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The spot is great—right in the middle of everything. The only thing that could use a lift is the breakfast; it felt a bit underwhelming.
LeonardoA month ago
★★★★·Gramado·8.6
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Pousada Naala Gramado, nestled on R. M. Hipólito Constabile in Gramado, Brazil, offers family rooms with air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, work desks, free toiletries, showers, and TVs, all connected to complimentary Wi‑Fi. Guests enjoy a buffet breakfast, 24‑hour front desk, paid airport shuttle, and room service. The Portuguese‑speaking staff and central location provide a welcoming, convenient stay.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The spot is great—right in the middle of everything. The only thing that could use a lift is the breakfast; it felt a bit underwhelming.
Leonardo·A month ago
I loved how close it was to all the hotspots—Cara de Mau, Hector, Borges Medeiro, Rua Torta are all a quick walk away. The place itself was spotless, cozy, and the staff were super friendly. The only gripe: no parking. In a downtown area it's hard to find a spot, so a partner parking lot would be a nice addition.
Monica·A month ago
The room was right next to Borges de Medeiros, which was perfect. It was a quiet, noise‑free spot and overall a great stay.
Michelly·A month ago
The location tops everything else—just a stone's throw from everything. The only downside was the breakfast, which could definitely be better.
Wendell·A month ago
The place is smack in the middle of Gramado, right next to the Hard Rock, so walking around is a breeze. But we were stuck in a budget room that opened straight into the lobby—no privacy at all. The whole night was a circus: people shouting, lugging luggage, and you could hear every conversation from the neighboring rooms. On top of that, the bathroom had a curtain instead of a glass shower—water splashed everywhere. And if you need fresh towels, you’re looking at an extra 5 reais per set.
Rodrigo·A month ago