I loved the hostel! It was comfortable, clean, had good Wi‑Fi, and the bathrooms were great. Ananda was very friendly and helped me set up my workspace. Everything worked well! I came during the low season, so it was very quiet.
Alfonsina3 weeks ago
Conceição da Barra·8.9
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Arte Vida Hostel Feminino in Itaúnas nestles within a lush garden, offering free Wi‑Fi in communal areas and a bright shared kitchen. Guests enjoy modern showers in a shared bathroom, steps from Praia de Itaúnas (under 1 km) and 122 km from Linhares Regional Airport. The attentive host ensures a welcoming, hassle‑free stay.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
I loved the hostel! It was comfortable, clean, had good Wi‑Fi, and the bathrooms were great. Ananda was very friendly and helped me set up my workspace. Everything worked well! I came during the low season, so it was very quiet.
Alfonsina·3 weeks ago
The place was clean, and the girl who takes care of it was very nice; she gave me all the information I needed, bus schedules, and was super friendly with me. The location was spotless, and I was lucky to have everything I needed, so I could relax away from the crowds. I didn't find anything I didn't like.
Angeliki·A month ago
Cecília turned out to be a fantastic host—always around, super attentive, and really helpful when I fell ill and needed extra care. Sharing the room with a group of other women was the best part; we chatted a lot, supported each other and made new friends. The spot itself is great, right in the middle of everything, but the bakery’s Forró music can be a bit loud for light sleepers.
Adriana·3 months ago
The place was spotless, the bed comfy, and the whole vibe was all‑women, which felt nice and safe right in the heart of the village. Honestly, I liked everything—lol.
Esther·3 months ago
This hostel is right where you want to be—close to all the main spots—and Cecília was quick to help with anything I asked for, making communication a breeze. She mentioned it was her first time running a women‑only house, having previously done mixed rooms, and I did notice the lack of a mirror in the room, which was a little odd.
Aline·3 months ago