Every room includes Flat-screen TV, Private bathroom, Linens, Sitting area, Socket near the bed, Wardrobe or closet, Tile/Marble floor, Wake-up service, and 6 more
48 m² · 1 queen bed · Sleeps 2
This double room at OYO Del Verde Hotel features a spacious layout with a seating area, flat-screen TV, and private bathroom, providing exceptional comfort and a convenient workspace.
Beds 5.4/10 · 61 guests mention them
48 m² · 3 twin beds and 3 Single beds · Sleeps 3
This spacious triple room features a seating area with a flat-screen TV, a desk, and a private bathroom, providing exceptional comfort for guests. The room is equipped with three single beds, ideal for families or groups.
Beds 5.4/10 · 61 guests mention them
“Péssima! Péssima!”
The hotel’s location was decent, inside the People’s Park, and it was quiet during our stay. My wife described it as: “The hotel is poorly maintained—paint is peeling, floors are worn, carpets are dirty. The room smells strongly of mold. The window is dirty, stuck, and hard to open. The mattress is old, the pillow is stained. The shelf under the window is dusty. The floor has dust in the corners. The bathroom is disgusting: the door doesn’t close, the toilet seat is brown and old, the tile is dirty, and there’s black mold in the grout.” We arrived, checked in, and went to our event. We came back at 23:00, but there were mosquitoes and a cockroach in the bathroom. We grabbed our stuff and left. We couldn’t sleep there. We lost our money! We paid for something misleading. The hotel photos don’t match reality.
“sofrível.”
The shower is gas‑powered. There’s no breakfast, no kitchen to order meals, and the room had many mosquitoes. The place lacks infrastructure, though the location is fine, but it falls short in many ways.
“Economia”
The surrounding nature is beautiful. The cost‑benefit ratio is not great.
“Os funcionários super solicitos e educados.”
The location was good, and I had high hopes since it’s inside a park. The condition of the hotel is deplorable, with old furniture and carpets in the corridors that smell bad. There’s no breakfast and no nearby snack shop.
I didn’t like it because the rooms and bathrooms are old, the bed is old and seemed like it might collapse when you flip it. The accommodation was disappointing.
“Péssima! Péssima!”
The hotel’s location was decent, inside the People’s Park, and it was quiet during our stay. My wife described it as: “The hotel is poorly maintained—paint is peeling, floors are worn, carpets are dirty. The room smells strongly of mold. The window is dirty, stuck, and hard to open. The mattress is old, the pillow is stained. The shelf under the window is dusty. The floor has dust in the corners. The bathroom is disgusting: the door doesn’t close, the toilet seat is brown and old, the tile is dirty, and there’s black mold in the grout.” We arrived, checked in, and went to our event. We came back at 23:00, but there were mosquitoes and a cockroach in the bathroom. We grabbed our stuff and left. We couldn’t sleep there. We lost our money! We paid for something misleading. The hotel photos don’t match reality.
“Os funcionários super solicitos e educados.”
The location was good, and I had high hopes since it’s inside a park. The condition of the hotel is deplorable, with old furniture and carpets in the corridors that smell bad. There’s no breakfast and no nearby snack shop.
“sofrível.”
The shower is gas‑powered. There’s no breakfast, no kitchen to order meals, and the room had many mosquitoes. The place lacks infrastructure, though the location is fine, but it falls short in many ways.
I didn’t like it because the rooms and bathrooms are old, the bed is old and seemed like it might collapse when you flip it. The accommodation was disappointing.
“Economia”
The surrounding nature is beautiful. The cost‑benefit ratio is not great.
