Riadd Hotel

The place was quiet and full of trees, including fruit trees. I picked and ate mango, cashew fruit, and pitanga straight from the trees. There's a cycle lane right by the entrance, where I did my usual walk. Nearby, there's an Atacadão, a drugstore, and a snack bar. The owner, Sra Selma, was welcoming, and she said some renovations are planned to improve the facilities. Theo, the dog, is gentle but a bit wary. I stayed in the 10-bed dorm. It was airy and had air conditioning, and the bedding and towels were clean. The kitchen was basic but clean and well ventilated, and the shared bathroom was clean, bright, and airy too. The furnishings are rustic and very simple. I couldn't find any pots in the kitchen, and the dorm's air conditioner needed a little cleaning. Some beds were wobbly and could cause an accident depending on the person's weight.