Canto Hotel

“Excelente, voltaria!”

The hotel’s location in a bohemian, culturally rich part of Salvador, close to Jorge Amado’s Casa do Rio Vermelho (worth a visit), was a big plus. Breakfast was excellent—very complete, with fruit, eggs, yogurt, tapioca, couscous, freshly made waffles, and a variety of sweet and savory pastries. I didn’t miss the lack of a window in the room (though it could be an issue for claustrophobics); the room was cozy, with quality bedding, an excellent mattress, a great shower, and a spacious bathroom. The only downside was that my room faced the reception, which felt a bit intrusive, but there was no nighttime noise problem.

Luanafavoretto·Há 4 dias

“Uma Pousada bem simpática”

It felt very welcoming; nothing to add.

António·Há 4 dias

“Bom com ressalvas”

Breakfast offered many good options; the décor, cleanliness, and polite, friendly staff were all solid. The rooms were extremely small, lacked ventilation, natural light, or windows with a view. The bathroom was integrated with the room, separated by a frosted glass door that isolated the toilet/box. Sound insulation was awful— the hotel has three floors: ground floor hosts the restaurant, first and second floors have rooms, and the third floor has a rooftop pool. On Friday, an event on the rooftop played music until 23:00, which overlapped with the TV sound. Even after the music stopped, there were still hours of loud conversation and chairs/tables being dragged, disrupting rest.

Luísa·Há 6 dias

The location was excellent, the rooms comfortable, and the bathroom superb, but the restaurant didn’t operate at night.

Mateus·Há uma semana

“Não vale o que custa.”

The rooms were comfortable and breakfast was very good, but the restaurant and rooftop only operate from Thursday to Sunday, and there’s no dinner option at the hotel.

Thaiane·Há 2 semanas