Pousada Colar de Ouro

It was okay.

Breakfast was the highlight, with a generous, delicious homemade Minas Gerais feel. Sra. Adalzira's raspberry jam was wonderful. The chalets are pleasant and simple, with no luxuries. The blankets and towels didn't seem sterilized, and it was hard to get the shower temperature right.

The view was wonderful, and staying surrounded by nature felt peaceful. You can hear birds, cows, and sheep, which made the visit feel even more special to me. Sr. Paulo and Dona Adailza were very friendly, and breakfast was easily the best part, with tasty homemade food made with care. The inn is charming. The TV only gets regular channels, but that didn't bother us. I'd love to come back. One suggestion: a little chalet farther away with a barbecue would be great. I'd happily make a barbecue there, and would return even more often if that were available.

Our chalet was spacious, clean, and new, with a TV, air conditioning, and a kitchenette with a mini fridge, coffee maker, and microwave. The inn is also quite close to town. We stayed for a weekend, loved the place, and will be back. Breakfast was brought to our room that weekend, and there was so much: coffee, hot chocolate, instant coffee, fruit juice, water, fruit, yogurt, cold cuts, bread, cake, and biscuits. We couldn't finish it all. Paulo and Adailza were attentive, welcoming hosts.