โรงแรมใกล้ Lagoon Park - Solon de Lucenaในโจเอาเปสโซอา

This hotel is open about 20 years and is located in the Manaira section of Joao Pessoa, right in front of the ocean. The receptionist told me they have about 90 rooms (according to TripAdvisor, the hotel has 136), but only 4 rooms are oceanfront (they charge a little more for these rooms, but I think it was worth it). The lobby is very attractive and was decorated for the Christmas holidays. There is a ground-level pool at the entrance as well as a cute bar. They also have indoor parking available for a nominal fee. Our room was huge—when I booked it, I didn’t realize it was a suite, with a queen-sized bed in the main bedroom and another bedroom with a single bed. It also had a living room area as well as a veranda which looks directly at the ocean. The hotel’s employees are very friendly, professional and helpful. Breakfast is included and was very good. The restaurant is clean and attractive as well. The hotel is well-located in a nice neighborhood near shopping and other amenities. In all, I’d recommend this hotel and I’ll probably stay here again. My only complaint is that this large room only had one towel (we had to ask the chambermaid for another one and she seemed perturbed by this outrageous request).

โรงแรมที่ดีมาก บริกรที่เป็นมิตรและช่วยเหลือดีมาก สิ่งอำนวยความสะดวกดีมาก ห้องพักดีมาก อาหารเช้าหลากหลายมาก ข้อเสียอย่างเดียวของฉันคือลิฟต์หลักของโรงแรม ลิฟต์ช้ามากและทีวีในห้องไม่ได้ถูกควบคุมโดยทุกช่อง (เฉพาะเมื่อมีตัวเลข) และทีวีในห้องไม่สามารถตอบได้ทุกอย่าง หมายเลขช่องของช่อง (ฉันพบความสัมพันธ์นี้เมื่อเพิ่มตัวเลขเท่านั้น) ) แต่ไม่มีอะไรสามารถแฮ็คโรงแรมหรือทำให้ฉันหยุดแนะนำได้

พนักงานมีประสิทธิภาพมาก อาหารเช้าหลากหลายและครบมาก ให้บริการในพื้นที่กว้างมาก รร.หยุดขอพรเพราะมีเหล็กแค่สองตัว กล่อง และจักรยาน เสีย

We stayed 2 nights at this hotel while visiting family in João Pessoa. The location is great, right across the beach in Cabo Branco. Lots of great restaurants nearby. The breakfast options were amazing, but often they would run out of clean dishes and specially cutlery, and we would have to wait until they would bring some more. The staff was alway happy and helpful. We had to pay $15 reais for parking per day, which is fine. They would always bring our car for us and take it to the parking area when we arrived. We did not go to the pool. My biggest complain though was the bathroom. It looked so dirty . It was disgusting. Not we’ll keep at all. Unfortunately I don’t think I’d stay there again because the bathroom looked liked it had not been clean in a long time.

I regret to report that my recent stay at Nord Luxxor Tambau in Joao Pessoa was highly unsatisfactory, and I feel compelled to highlight the following issues: * Service Delays: Service was notably slow and inattentive from the start. * Corridor Odor: A strong and unpleasant vomit smell pervaded the third-floor corridor. * Inadequate Bathroom Supplies: The bathroom was stocked with low-quality, public restroom-style toilet paper. * Poor Bedding Condition: The bed sheets were not only musty but also old and nearly torn. * Room Cleanliness Concerns: Bedside lamps displayed disturbing black spots, questioning the overall cleanliness. * Ineffective Noise Insulation: The room offered little protection from external noise, including street sounds and noises from neighboring rooms. * Room Service Issues: Basic items like yogurt were forgotten in room service orders. * Language Barrier: The staff did not speak English, presenting significant communication barriers for non-Portuguese speakers. * Lack of Essential Amenities: Unavailability of international power sockets and standard toilet paper; guests were directed to a nearby pharmacy for basic needs. * Malfunctioning Blackout Curtain: The room's blackout curtain did not function properly, further detracting from the comfort of the stay. These cumulative issues not only fell far below my expectations for a purported 4 to 5-star hotel but also necessitated a change to another hotel, resulting in additional expenses and inconvenience. The lack of basic amenities and attention to guest comfort significantly impacted my overall experience at Nord Luxxor Tambau and my time in Joao Pessoa.

นี่เป็นวันสุดท้ายของเราที่โรงแรม อย่างแรกเลย ขอชี้ให้เห็นว่าภาพถ่ายที่เผยแพร่ไม่สอดคล้องกับความเป็นจริงของโรงแรม เมื่อเรามาถึง เจ้าหน้าที่ก็ไม่เป็นมิตรสักนิด โรงแรมสกปรกการดูแลไม่ดีและปลอมตัว เราได้รับในห้องทรายสกปรกสวนที่ปรากฏโต๊ะเครื่องแป้งไม่ดีโซฟาเตียงที่ไม่เหมาะสม จุดที่เลวร้ายที่สุดของห้องคือฝักบัว น้ําไม่ร้อน เราโทรไปรับที่แผนกต้อนรับและได้รับแจ้งว่าเราควรต่อฝักบัวและรอน้ําร้อนให้ร้อน นั่นเป็นวิธีที่มันใช้งานได้ แต่เราไม่สามารถอาบน้ําร้อนได้ แค่น้ําดี เสื้อผ้าเตียงไม่ได้เปลี่ยน กระท่อมขยายแค่เตียง เราแน่ใจ เพราะเสื้อมีแขนเสื้อและเรารู้ว่ามันเหมือนกันทุกวัน ขนมปังฝรั่งเศสไม่ใช่ของใหม่ จุดบวกของโรงแรมคือทําเล และจุดสุดท้ายของเราคือเราจะไม่กลับไปที่โรงแรมนี้เพราะเราไม่มีประสบการณ์ที่ดี

This hotel opened relatively recently (a little more than 2 years ago). Price-wise, this is an upscale hotel for Joao Pessoa (the least expensive room is about R$750 or $150 USD—the most expensive room is R$3170 or $638 USD). The problem is that it just isn't worth it. Just to put it in perspective, you can find hotel rooms in this city for 1/3 of the price that have rooms of comparable size and quality. Let me say that almost all hotel staff are very friendly (but not all), but the level of service and attentiveness does not correlate with the level they purport to provide. The hotel has 185 rooms, so it's not a small place. I came here with my wife to celebrate a wedding anniversary (I won't tell you how many so as not to shock you). Upon entering the reception area, we were offered a glass of water in cheap disposable plastic cups; I suppose this is better than nothing at all, but not by much. Upon entering our room, we noted that the glass shower doors were not completely cleaned. I know it may be a pain in the ass for the chambermaid to get the soap scum off the glass, but for the price, I would expect at least that. In addition, the hotel has a sign in the lavatory that you cannot flush your toilet paper (!). Many hotels in the city have similar notices, but they do not charge as much as Oceana Atlantico Hotel charges. Since this hotel was recently built, you would think the hotel could have constructed a sanitary system that did not require you to keep your poopy paper in a trash can next to your toilet. The most annoying thing that happened was when we went to have our breakfast (which, like in most Brazilian hotels, was included). The buffet was decent, but not even close to the best we have experienced here in this city. You might even say it was modest. Certain breakfast items are prepared to order, and you must order with the waiter—I know this because I went to the open kitchen and the cook said I must ask the waiter (and there was only one waiter in the room). The waiter was busy chit-chatting with other staff as I tried to get his attention. Finally, my wife approached him to request the breakfast dish I wanted and it took forever to be prepared (which is OK if the kitchen was busy), but then I saw him walking around with the plate from table to table with my dish, when he finally remembered our table and then came and chucked the plate in front of me. Of course, the dish was not prepared the way I requested, so I did not even eat it. In summary, I cannot recommend this hotel and I do not think we will be returning, sad to say.

Café da manhã e localização muito bom. Infelizmente deixa a desejar com as toalhas e não tem nenhuma tomada 110 nem transformador para os clientes, falta preparo nesse sentido, recepção não atende o ramal do quarto e ainda tive que escutar que meu equipamento que não é adequado.... isso me deixou bem chateada e por isso minha avaliação caiu muito.