Pousada Diamante Azul- Aconchego no Centro de Lençois

“Excelente”

The location is very good, and the rooms are ideal for the price; nothing was missing.

Paula·Il y a 6 mois

We didn't have breakfast there, but the sheets on the bed were dirty; after they swapped rooms it got better.

Claudio·Il y a 7 mois

“Pessima”

Only the location is good; everything else was bad—poor pillows, bath towels with names written on them, a dark area, and the staircase was loose. I don't recommend it.

David·Il y a 8 mois

The inn is simple but has a great location, the staff is very friendly, and the owner is a sweetheart who was very welcoming and flexible with all of us; breakfast had variety and good food! I recommend it.

Beatriz·Il y a 9 mois

“Não voltaria novamente”

The only bright spot is the location, close to the center so you don't need a car; the owner praised the breakfast as the best in Lençóis, but it was only decent and I felt a lack of care because the food and fruit were left exposed. A positive is that they offer fried eggs on request. I understand Lençóis is a historic town with protected houses, which I support, but I felt a neglect in areas that could be improved. We stayed in a room for five, which was VERY tight, especially with five people's luggage; it wasn't a hostel with a shared room, you know? The bathroom was tiny and had no privacy at all, with ventilation ducts pointing toward the reception/cafeteria area. The stay rules mention room cleaning, but that didn't happen; the bedding and towels weren't even changed. The bedding and towels were very lacking—old, torn sheets and extremely low‑quality towels. The room was small for the number of people, and I understand that's a structural limitation, but it would have been good to offer better storage, like shelves (there was one behind the entrance door and another near the double bed, which was narrow and crooked) and hangers. We had been traveling around Chapada for a week and, without doubt, this was the worst place we stayed. Additionally, the owner's behavior was extremely disrespectful, demeaning people from other places we passed, like Ibicoara, claiming that its residents wouldn't be ready for tourism and would be “rough and ignorant.” The experience proved the opposite: the simplicity and hospitality of the rural area were much more welcoming. Ironically, the place he criticized offered us a stay far better than his own inn.

Joana·Il y a 9 mois