Hotels met breakfast in Praia, Cape Verde

"Considering the accommodation fee, it was good that the food was delicious more than I had imagined. The location is adjacent to the public beach, but it's a pity that it's not on the hotel grounds. There is no particular hospitality, but I think it's like this because it's not Asia or Europe."

"在攜程訂票比直接去酒店要便宜100多，酒店環境不錯，性價比高"

"The people in the room upstairs were running around. The people in the next room were noisy. The room itself was great but noise insulation should be better. There were no elevators or ramps to get heavy bags up and down. Breakfast was great. All around the food was great. Local grilled fish for lunch was fantastic. Hotel staff were pretty good though sometimes did not give their full attention. The pool area was a feature. Very handy location."

"Goede locatie in de stad en het ontbijt was uitstekend. We kregen een kamer in de kelder met twee eenpersoonsbedden, terwijl ik een tweepersoonsbed had aangevraagd. Na een klacht hebben ze onze kamer omgewisseld."

"Great thanks for the hospitality! For delicious breakfasts, for luxurious 2-room apartments! I travel alone and for the first time I found myself in the Republic of Cape Verde! I liked you very much!"

"While generally clean, this hotel is far less inviting than the photos will have you believe. In person, it offers a glimpse of what it once was. My room, while decently spacious, was a sparse, unwelcoming box with an aesthetic more reminiscent of a guesthouse than a 3-star hotel. Due to a nationwide cancellation of domestic flights, I only got to spend one night at the hotel, the whole of which I spent in the heat because their attempts to adjust the air-conditioning proved fruitless. (Also, despite the force-majeure nature of the flight cancellations, the hotel refused to offer even a partial refund when contacted about adjusting the booking.) The photos of the empty pool and surrounding bar/restaurant areas are accurate only in the complete desolation of the scene. During my visit, the pool area was entirely unstaffed -- devoid of life guards, attendants, bartenders (or any markers of a functioning bar), or any other factors indicating a functioning pool. The makeshift gym (I've seen better-appointed fitness centers in friends' garages) felt even more unsafe to use, especially alone. The front desk has its issues as well -- I had to wait 45 minutes while they changed the twin beds in my room to the single King/Queen requested in the booking. And upon my late-night checkout, the very junior staffer asleep at the desk was so slow and incompetent (with both my checkout and taxi request) that I almost missed the check-in window when I eventually arrived at the airport (a short 5-minute drive from the hotel). In the end, my flight was canceled and I needed somewhere to stay for the 1-2 nights I'd be stuck on the island. It went without saying that I never returned to this hotel."

"Great location in a safe area. The outdoor seating area at the front was an added bonus. On the surface, the room was cleaned well. However, I dropped my bank card under the bed one day and when I went to retrieve it, I found nail clippings under the bed. There were mix ups with towels - one day they were taken and we weren't left with new ones. We went to reception to ask for more, and the receptionist could only find one large and one small, which wasn't really enough for two people. One night, I woke up to see water coming from the air con unit. I mopped it up (with my one big towel!) and reported it the next day, but I don't think anything was done about it. Judging from the warped wood on the wardrobe which was below the unit, I think this problem had been happening for a while. The breakfast wasn't stocked up very well - the fruit was always a bit dry and one day, I asked twice for some butter and I never got it. I would recommend this place, because the location was great and there were lots of good things about it, I just think that the management need to tighten things up a bit."