Chalé Boutique Blumenhof

“Cama muito confortável e ótimo custo benefício da cidade.”

The bed was very comfortable! The shower was strong and warm, and breakfast was very good! We had trouble with parking because other guests didn’t respect the space. Also, the lavender scent was extremely strong, and to mask the mildew smell they sprayed fragrances instead of airing the room. On the first day I opened all the windows and let the air in to sleep peacefully. I took Histamin to be sure, haha.

Ana·3 दिन पहले

“Bom, mas poderia melhorar muito”

The spot’s location is decent, but my experience fell short of what I had hoped for; the staff were extremely dry, the breakfast was okay but could be much better if they kept the food warm instead of cold. I couldn’t turn on the lamp or the mini‑fridge because the outlets weren’t working. The light in the adjacent room was burnt out, so I had to swap the AC battery with the TV’s to get it running too. I’m not sure if it was the season, but there was a strong damp smell. Overall, the place is pretty, yet it feels “abandoned”.

Keyla·2 हफ़्ते पहले

Good location, very nice place. The more secluded chalets are pretty stylish. Breakfast had limited choices, and overall the facilities need a full renovation; they look quite shabby.

Luís·2 महीने पहले

I loved the chalet’s décor—everything was tastefully done and very cozy. The sheets were soft and spotless. We stayed in the chalet, but breakfast came from the hotel. I found it weak, especially for the South where the cuisine is superb and other hotels offer a wide variety. The cakes were terrible and the selection was far below good hotels. They need to improve. The same fruits were served every day of our stay.

Núvia·2 महीने पहले

“Minha experiência ficou bem abaixo do esperado.”

The breakfast was decent. Overall, the hotel seems to have potential with a pleasant, welcoming Provençal décor, but it needs more careful and consistent maintenance. The owner told me the place is undergoing renovations, which is understandable. Still, it might be better to open rooms and common areas only after those upgrades finish, so guests don't face so many inconveniences during their stay. I had to change rooms because the first one had several serious issues: no lighting (literally no light, just a lamp that worked), a burnt shower, a non‑working air‑conditioner, dirty floors and mold on the walls, spider webs, and a strong closed‑room smell. After reporting it to reception, I was attended by the owner, Dona Regina, who, after my request, offered me a room change or a refund. I chose a room change because I didn't have time to find another hotel, but the second room also had major maintenance problems, such as lamps without bulbs or with burnt bulbs, a non‑working bathtub, and an old air‑conditioner that couldn't adjust the temperature. Additionally, the towels and robes were quite worn, just like in the first room. However, the shower worked and the sheets were clean, so I stayed in that room. The outdoor area was abandoned for use (information not mentioned in the reservation), with a barbecue and an onsen extremely dirty, a staircase to the room with leaks, and a broken balcony bench.

Gonçalves·3 महीने पहले