Go Inn Vitoria

The breakfast was really good, and the rooms were quiet and comfortable while I was here visiting family. The front desk people and other staff were pleasant, friendly, and polite. Thanks to ATurismo Agência de Viagens for picking a great hotel for our trip. I'd recommend staying here, and I would come back.

The room was clean, the food was great, and the service was excellent. There was a leak from the spray nozzle, but it wasn't a big deal. The rooms are a little small, though they were fine for the price we paid. Friends had said the area wasn't the best, but we didn't run into any problems.

The location is a real highlight, especially if you're visiting project Tamar. It's also close to the shopping mall, the beaches, and hortomercado. Everything felt new and clean, and the reception was amazing. The rooms were gorgeous, the TV had good shows for the evening, and snacks and drinks were reasonably priced. Breakfast and the lunch and dinner options were very good and generously served, without being too expensive.

At Go Inn, the room was much smaller than the one at Sleep Inn. The sink was beside the main door, there was only a small bar of soap, and no shampoo or conditioner. There were no glasses either, so I had to go to reception to get an attendant. My companion felt cold, but there was no blanket in the room, and the air conditioning took a long time to cool. The minibar was tiny, with no drinks or appetizers available to buy. Go Inn is part of a chain, but in my experience Sleep Inn had a better location, a better price with breakfast for two included, and a tidier, nicer-looking hotel. I stayed there three times and it had everything Go Inn lacked. The average Sleep Inn price was R $ 130.00. Go Inn cost R $ 126.00 on my last night, September 12, 2020. In short, I don't think Go Inn is worth it.