Aquarius Osteria

The view from our room, looking toward the climb up Pontal do Atalaia, was beautiful and made the stay feel special. The room was simple but cozy, with wonderful air conditioning, and it was cleaned every day. Breakfast was very good, especially the eggs made fresh when we asked. Rafael, who owns the inn, was exceptionally kind. We've traveled a lot and haven't met anyone as kind as him. So peaceful and relaxing. A 10.

They let us choose what we wanted for breakfast and when to eat, which I thought was really thoughtful. There was plenty of food, and the rooms were clean and smelled fresh. The place is simple, rustic, and cozy. I'd recommend it.

The street is quiet, with shops and Praia Grande nearby. I liked the strong shower and its comfortable temperature, and breakfast was tasty with enough fruit for a place with just five suites. When I asked to change rooms because the downstairs rooms got no sun and their windows opened onto a walkway, they moved me promptly to a room with better airflow. My rhinitis had started acting up there. There are some things that need more care. The sheets and towels were worn, the suite curtain was very moldy and damaged, and dust had built up on furniture and under the beds. The bed is quite soft, which could suit some people. There’s no parking, so finding a space on a busy weekend could be a problem. It was simple, but it met my needs.

We stayed two days, and the place was awful. The rooms had no windows and felt poorly ventilated, and everything looked dirty. Breakfast had almost no choice, with hard bread and drinks left uncovered. The welcome and service were terrible, and the sheets, towels, and other linens provided were yellowed and dingy. If you stay here, bring your own bedding and towels. For that nightly price, they have a lot to improve. I’d give it zero if I could.