“Estadia simples, mas confortável”
The accommodation’s location is very strategic, tucked behind the mucugê, close to shops and restaurants, and there’s a very handy path to the little church stairs. The breakfast is simple but excellent (tapioca scores a 10). The owners are wonderful people, give very useful tips, and just the story of their lives makes me happy to have stayed at the inn. The inn’s structure is simple but highly efficient, designed for spending the day outside and returning only for showers and sleep. Each room has a drying rack, which is helpful. Also, it’s a small inn, which makes it very cozy. The mascots are a spectacle in themselves. The price is only slightly lower than other places with more infrastructure. Since I spent most of my time outside, that wasn’t an issue. But if I wanted to spend more time inside, relaxing or reading, it might not have been my first choice. A lounge chair or beach chair on the upper balcony would have been nice because the view is lovely and goes unused, which is a pity. A water dispenser for guests would also be very convenient—although they provide water, it’s paid, cheap, but paid. I didn’t ask, but it seemed there was no laundry service, which is always handy on beach trips. The TV was slow and worked only on the prayer base (though the internet itself was very efficient).
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