16 m²
The Budget Triple Room at Marina Noronha Pousada offers a compact 16 m² layout with a very comfortable bed, air conditioning, and a private bathroom featuring a walk‑in shower. Guests enjoy a terrace overlooking gardens, a balcony, a minibar, free Wi‑Fi, a flat‑screen TV, and a coffee machine.
Beds 8.8/10 · 12 guests mention them
“Un lugar paradisiaco de hermosas playas”
We stayed at the inn from August 7‑14, 2026. The owner was super friendly and helpful—when our luggage got lost on a Latam flight, she whipped up a beach basket for us in a flash. Agata, who runs breakfast every day, was warm and caring, making mornings a highlight. The place itself is quiet, tucked into a dead‑end street, and a neighbor’s buggy rental (450 reais/day) was a lifesaver for getting around the island.
“Falta de atendimento”
The owners seemed a bit distant, but the staff was excellent. The only downside was that it took a long time to get any issues resolved.
“Decepção”
The service was good, but the facilities were old and worn out.
“Não foi ótima devido a vários transtorno!”
The location was fine, and the staff was great. But the room was a nightmare: a double room with two single beds pushed together, creating a narrow gap that made it impossible for a couple to sleep. The shower water barely heated, the Wi‑Fi was awful, the AC was noisy and even dripped on us.
“Confortável e tranquila”
The inn sits close to Vila dos Remédios on a quiet, paved street. The room had comfy beds, fresh linens, and the place was spotless. A shower at the entrance keeps your feet clean—important in Noronha. The sun never hits the room directly, so it stays pleasantly cool all day. Neide is fantastic: she’s always ready with tips, fixes any guest quirks, and serves a tasty, on‑time breakfast. On the downside, the kitchen tap drips water all over the counter, which could be fixed with a simple filter.
“Un lugar paradisiaco de hermosas playas”
We stayed at the inn from August 7‑14, 2026. The owner was super friendly and helpful—when our luggage got lost on a Latam flight, she whipped up a beach basket for us in a flash. Agata, who runs breakfast every day, was warm and caring, making mornings a highlight. The place itself is quiet, tucked into a dead‑end street, and a neighbor’s buggy rental (450 reais/day) was a lifesaver for getting around the island.
“Não foi ótima devido a vários transtorno!”
The location was fine, and the staff was great. But the room was a nightmare: a double room with two single beds pushed together, creating a narrow gap that made it impossible for a couple to sleep. The shower water barely heated, the Wi‑Fi was awful, the AC was noisy and even dripped on us.
“Falta de atendimento”
The owners seemed a bit distant, but the staff was excellent. The only downside was that it took a long time to get any issues resolved.
“Confortável e tranquila”
The inn sits close to Vila dos Remédios on a quiet, paved street. The room had comfy beds, fresh linens, and the place was spotless. A shower at the entrance keeps your feet clean—important in Noronha. The sun never hits the room directly, so it stays pleasantly cool all day. Neide is fantastic: she’s always ready with tips, fixes any guest quirks, and serves a tasty, on‑time breakfast. On the downside, the kitchen tap drips water all over the counter, which could be fixed with a simple filter.
“Decepção”
The service was good, but the facilities were old and worn out.
