Jomafi Hotel

Really good.

I was driving from Rio toward Brasília and called at 10:50 p.m. to ask about availability. They said there was a room, so I booked it. After the 22-minute drive to the entrance, the attendant apologized and said someone else had arrived first and rented it, so there was no room for me. They could have let me know with a simple message or even a phone call.

Breakfast was served in an area full of mosquitoes, with coffee made at 10 p.m. the night before and stale bread with butter. The place itself felt more like a mausoleum, with a strong mold smell and religious images along the corridors. The night employee was disrespectful to guests and seemed to pick fights over anything. There was also a strong marijuana smell in the hallways, beds with termites, and visits from sex workers for interested guests. 🤠🤠🤠

The reception statues are frightening, and the rooms have a lot of mold. The sinks are all burned with cigarettes, and the bathrooms are awful. If you're looking for something closer to a prison experience, this is the place.