Tititi Motel (Adult Only)

The NB (New Boutique) wings are the part that really stood out for me. The manager, Rubio, showed us the automated climate controls and integrated sound systems, and you can tell they’ve put thought into privacy and convenience. The SB (Standard Basic) rooms seem better suited to a quick stop. There’s an unusual mix here: bold retro styling, modern amenities, and a faint smell that reminded me of orange Tang. My companion, Colin, and I even talked about the furniture, especially the flatface headboard beside the curved, polished backs of the lounge chairs. The colors are strong, but the layout still felt balanced. The rooms were clean and comfortable, too. Getting in was easy. Ti Ti Ti Motel has a discreet entrance, and Emelio handled check-in quickly and professionally. The place has a quirky local feel, with a long-time regular telling us that architect Nez Zerep had wanted it to feel like an urban escape. It does feel removed from the Brazilian traffic, and the welcome was consistent. I’d consider it for a romantic getaway or a quiet place to crash. Even the security guard gave us a friendly nod as we left. It’s an eccentric stay that gives you plenty to talk about.