“Boa Opção de Hospedagem só para adultos.”
The Hotel Kembali sits in the Pontal do Cupe area, aimed at adults, with a modern, youthful vibe that’s different from the charm inns. It has four floors of rooms overlooking the sea. The standard rooms are small but cozy. The amenities are good and the Wi‑Fi works well. Each floor has a decorative theme and there are Wi‑Fi networks on the balconies. Parking is free and spacious, right in front of the hotel, and access to rooms is via a wristband tag, no keys needed. On certain weekdays, the hotel hosts shows from 19h to 22h in the garden, which feels quite exclusive. The gym is another highlight, featuring a multifunctional station, treadmills, and accessories, with a view of the beach—great for those who still want to work out. Food is a strong point. Breakfast starts at 7h, with food stations and creative items served as a buffet: immunity shots, vitamins, bruschettas, esfihas, alfajores, croissants, pavlovas, etc. The leftover breakfast cakes are served between 16h and 16h30 as tea time, free for guests, plus an espresso machine, milk, and Twinings teas on tap. Meals are good, with a gourmet touch, but the price is a bit higher (about R$ 100 to R$ 150). My Black Label index: R$ 40 per dose; R$ 55 for an Aperol Spritz (ref: ago‑2026). The products are good, but don’t expect that “comfort food” that only simpler inns’ cooks can deliver after years of practice. The restaurant staff are extremely friendly. There are reports that you can use other group hotels’ facilities, but we didn’t. Massage services are also available. We had a shower registration issue that was fixed quickly. The hotel offers a pool and beach with umbrellas and loungers. Unfortunately, in the afternoon, because of the building’s height, the sunny areas become somewhat shaded, even at the pool. The sea in front of the hotel isn’t the calmest, but there is signage and lifeguards nearby. Some complaints might sound “fresh,” but here are a few: twice at breakfast I asked for an oil‑free omelet and it came with a lot of oil; I asked for eggs and got tapioca; my wife requested tapioca with brigadeiro and received Nutella. I asked for a gold rum shot and it was out; I asked for a second dose of a certain cachaça and it was also gone. I was charged for minibar items I didn’t consume and had to watch the bill closely. Those are just points to keep in mind. Given the nightly rate compared to other hotels in the same price range and style, it’s a good option, but consider alternatives like Pousada Tabapitanga.
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