Hotels near Free Flight Ramp of Simeria

"The Saionara is close to two metro stations and the main bus station. There are eateries and a market very close by. The hotel is very clean and the rooms are spacious. The shower is excellent. Breakfast is good with all the usual choices. For some reason I was not able to use the internet. I could log on but there was no service which made things a little difficult. "

"Hotel bem simples , sem frigobar mas com uma equipe de profissionais muito boa. Não te comendo refeições no local."

"Hotel was great, clean and well kept, staff was very friendly and helpful, spoke other languages which helped a lot! The cook/waiter on the 2nd floor was not very friendly when we had to order food at night!"

"Desde el aeropuerto traslados gratis, desayuno impecable, precio ideal para escalas, personal excelente "

"O quarto tinha cheiro de inseticida, barata morta no quarto, café da manhã não tinha quase nada de opção . "

"There was no laundry service. Walked about half a mile to do laundry "

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"Terrible staff super slow check in over 40 mins also slow check out . The staff need to learn how to deal with guests . The hotel itself is good and great pool but only open from 10 am . The area around the hotel is not great if it’s you first time in Rio . "

"This is a safe, solid, budget friendly hotel in the heart of the Lapa Samba club area. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The room was decent for the price and area and I felt safe overall. The area is in close proximity to the mosaic stairs and on Sunday there’s an amazing open air market that takes place close by. The area is lively and full of the authentic Brazilian cultural vibe you’re seeking. I had a great time at the Samba bar right across the street, joined a street party that had live musicians from the community just spontaneously breaking out instruments and everyone singing (had to be at least 200+ people). Lots of bars , convenience stores, restaurants, and dancing all around. If you’re familiar with city life the area won’t alarm you. The people were amazing, but keep your wits about you as in any city. There’s a nearby gym you can buy a day pass at. I even got to witness a spiritual ceremony near the arches. Do yourself a HUGE FAVOR stay away from the tourist trap restaurants and visit some of the real local spots— I highly recommend going to a nearby Peruvian restaurant called Panka— thank me later (this is also the same area the open market takes place)! <3"