The hotel’s team is very helpful, the breakfast is sensational. The corridors are noisy right from the early hours of the day.
Gilson2 weeks ago
★★★·Aracaju·8.4
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Simas Praia Hotel sits on Aracaju’s Atalaia Beach, offering Wi‑Fi, parking, and rooms with LCD TVs, minibars, balconies overlooking the sea. The restaurant provides sea‑view dining, a buffet breakfast featuring fruits, eggs, and regional specialties, plus an à‑la‑carta menu, exotic cocktails. The hotel is 10 km from Aracaju’s historic centre, 10 km from Sarney Beach, and 4 km from Araúna Beach.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The hotel’s team is very helpful, the breakfast is sensational. The corridors are noisy right from the early hours of the day.
Gilson·2 weeks ago
The hotel is great. The only thing that falls short is that the pool opens very late and closes very early.
Ronaldo·2 weeks ago
I liked the service, the breakfast, the cleanliness, and the location. The bed was very uncomfortable.
Cleverton·2 weeks ago
The staff were excellent, especially at the front desk, and the breakfast was very good. The pool area and its attendant were also great, and the view from the hotel is wonderful, with a location rating of 10. The room lacked soundproofing, so I could hear both hallway noise and the neighbor’s room. The lock was old and easy to open. The minibar worked, but it was visibly dirty. The chair in the room was old, peeling, and rusted. There were only two hangers in the wardrobe, where there should be at least four. The room cleaning was decent, but overall there were still many stains that weren’t removed, giving a dirty look. Despite a few positives, I wouldn’t stay again.
Patricia·2 weeks ago
Excellent location, the double bed is very good, the shower is fine, the staff are attentive and the breakfast is very good. The hallway to the room is dark; I’m not sure if there was a motion sensor or it didn’t work. The key to the room’s entrance is an old key; a magnetic key is the reality.
Francisco/maria·2 weeks ago