Sítio O Labirinto do Fauno

“Momentos de terror”

We paid for two nights but could only stay one; the room itself was fine with air‑conditioning, a non‑electric shower and decent beds. Getting there and leaving was a nightmare—a real mud pit on the road made the approach terrible, and despite telling them we’d check‑in after 5 pm, nobody met us on arrival. The place is isolated and feels insecure; we waited over an hour for someone to show up, and no help arrived even after we called. The next day we left without hesitation, fearing our car would get stuck on the way back, and my request for a refund never materialised. I’ve always used the usual booking sites and was shocked to see such a poor property in their listings—truly regrettable.

Nathalia·3 mesi fa

“Horrivel, o pior golpe e o pior lugar que ja vivi.”

I didn’t like anything. The place is hard to reach and the facilities shown in the photos are not what the site offers. It’s not a hotel or a guesthouse, but a house with three tiny rooms that are ugly and overgrown with weeds, in bad repair. The photos being advertised are false. Inside the house there are no rooms that are listed on the platform. It’s deceptive advertising. That’s why they state in the description that no refund is available before you even see the place. Very serious. The house is dirty and old, surrounded by weeds. The misleading ads are what they’re doing with the place.

Giselle·6 mesi fa

The lodging was spot‑on, with tasteful décor and finishes that matched the tranquil vibe of the spot. Access was a bit unsettling at first—my girlfriend and I felt uneasy about the remote setting—but the host’s welcome put us at ease. It’s perfect for anyone after peace, and the outdoor breakfast was simply divine, just under five minutes from the beach.

Erivaldo·6 mesi fa

Labirinto do Fauno in Mosqueiro is a true haven of coziness and serenity. It’s the kind of place where you feel instantly at ease, relaxed, welcomed, and connected to nature. The rooms are very comfortable, ensuring a peaceful stay. The breakfast, though simple, has that special farm‑house taste, lovingly prepared, which makes all the difference. I even picked fruit straight from the tree for my breakfast. Victor and Fauno (I named them lol) are attentive, cheerful, and make us feel at home. Besides being hosts, they cook well, with a delicious homemade seasoning that enhances the sense of care and warmth. Victor welcomed us very attentively and made us feel comfortable after showing the property with dedication. There, you can experience simple yet incredibly valuable moments: breathe fresh air, slow down, and reconnect. Highly recommend for anyone looking for rest, nature, and a genuinely welcoming experience. Don’t be alarmed by the narrow, rough street; it’s part of the charm of being on a farm in the native part of Mosqueiro island.

Palmira·7 mesi fa

The place feels pleasant, and the staff are welcoming and kind.

Santos·7 mesi fa