Hotels nahe Museu Judaico de Porto Alegre (Porto Alegre)

„O quarto estava impecável ao chegar: limpo, organizado, com toalhas, ferro de passar roupa, secador de cabelo e todos os itens pra preparar alimentação. Além de uma acomodação super confortável. Além disso, recebi mensagens sobre o check out com antecendência, para eu escolher o horário de saída. Recomendo!“

„Excelente estadia“

„Apart for Thiago at the reception and Paulo from cleaning, the staff seem unhappy. My apartment had problems with the Air con (too old) I had problems with the toilet and it took a while to be solved. The rest of the staff not friendly at all.“

„Sehr schönes und preiswertes Hotel. Wir waren nur für eine Nacht da. Für Kurzreisen sehr empfehlenswert.“

„A equipe é bem atenciosa e o quarto muito espaçoso, mas o hotel precisa de reforma. Tudo bem velho é pouco funcional. Além disso o barulho das obras do lado incomodam um pouco em alguns quartos.“

„Courteous and helpful staff. Good breakfast. Clean rooms. “

„Security and tiny appartment hotel. Perfect for a couple of days stay.“

„Nice, very clean room; good breakfast. Good, secure location, near a beautiful park, restaurant, supermarket and shopping center. Staff are courteous, helpful and efficient. The hotel's restaurant has a good menu at reasonable prices. A most pleasant stay.“

„The place is not luxurious but neither is the price, but it was clean, the staff were very helpful, free breakfast buffet which was good.Great location for a walk to Moinhos Vento and to the historical center. I enjoyed walking everyday and got to experience a little of the city. I would definitely stay here again.“

„Das Hotel ist neu und sauber aber weist Lücken im Service auf: kein vernünftiges Restaurant, Waschbecken verstopft, keine Lüftung und zu wenig Ablagen im Bad. Sehr nettes und freundliches Personal. “

„The staff was unfriendly and did not speak any English. During check-in, they did not inform me that breakfast was included or provide the Wi-Fi password. The room was also not clean—there were long hairs everywhere. Throughout the night, a compressor—possibly from an air conditioning unit—turned on about every half hour and made a lot of noise, making it impossible to sleep. I stayed for two days, and each day the key card for my room stopped working. I had to return to the reception desk ...