Pousada de Santo Antônio

The owner and Carla both gave excellent service. The inn is simple, but the bedding and towels were spotless and really good. The highlight was breakfast, with a different regional juice each day, along with cake, aipim, savory and sweet cuscuz, escondidinho,...

The location is excellent, and the new air conditioner and bed were the best parts of the room. The room itself needs maintenance, though. A strong sewage smell came from the drain whenever we opened the door. The Wi-Fi only worked at the entrance, not in the rooms. All the outlets were the old type and far from the bed; they left an extension cord, but it didn’t help with those outlets. The old TV was broken and didn’t work. Breakfast was okay, but it would be better if we could serve ourselves instead of having coffee brought to the tables.

The cake at breakfast was soft and really tasty, and I found everything else quite good too. The inn is right on the central square where the evening stalls are. The only downside was a smell in the bathroom that sometimes seemed to come from the drain.

The inn was very clean and the treatment was great. Breakfast starts at 8. In Boipeba, pousada prices feel very high for what the place offers. Graciosa is quite far away, which helps explain the R$ 35 per passenger fare, even though it can seem expensive. I enjoyed the trip.