Happy Hotel Manaíra

There’s a nice display of art products for sale in the corridors, and security seems well covered, with fire extinguishers and alarms clearly visible. The hotel is right across from the beach, and the rooms are spacious, sometimes more than they need to be. Accessibility features are available throughout. The pool is a little small, but it wasn’t too crowded since the hotel wasn’t very full. The restaurant has room service and a range of dishes with a gourmet feel, while breakfast is all-you-can-eat, with fruit, cakes, hot food, juice, and hot drinks. My main issue was the staff’s handling of my room. I have a disability, and on the first day they put me far from the lift, so I had to limp all the way there. The Wi-Fi was also awful. When I asked to move, they initially refused, saying the hotel was full, though the pool area suggested otherwise. They only agreed the next day and moved me to a room beside the lift, where the Wi-Fi was much faster.