Estação Hotel

Great.

The rooms are good, and the common areas have nice decor. One odd thing: you can see the first-floor bathroom from the upstairs bathroom window. Wi-Fi kept cutting in and out, and the big TV only gets four free-to-air channels. The hotel has no parking of its own, but you can leave a car at the bus station for a flat eight reais, even overnight. Breakfast could have more variety, though it's enough if you're just passing through for one night. Air conditioning, service, minibar, and cleanliness were all good. The double bed is two single mattresses pushed together, so there's a gap down the middle. You also have to use stairs to reach reception and the rooms.

The rooms are roomy and comfortable, and the location right in the city center is excellent. Getting in touch with the hotel is difficult, though, and I could only make a reservation through Booking. Breakfast was reasonable for the nightly rate. It's a great lodging option in town.

There's no breakfast, and the entrance is kept closed, so you have to ring the bell to get in or out. The room was large but basic and clean, and you need to climb one flight of stairs.