Casa Ancestral

Omar, the owner, is nice. The internet doesn’t work in the rooms, though. It’s fine, but overpriced for what you get, like everything else in this town.

The owner was very friendly and helpful, and the house has gorgeous views. It’s beautiful and the price can’t be beat.

The location is an eight-minute walk from Carecoles Street. The rooms are well kept, and the bathroom water is heated, which matters a lot to us Brazilians. The hostel looks new even though it has already been around for five years. Our stay was really good, and Maria Bel is very friendly and attentive.

The bungalow was spacious, lovely, and comfortable, with good beds, nice bathrooms, a well-equipped kitchen, and a high standard of cleanliness. The person in charge was helpful and friendly, and they were flexible with check-in and check-out. A few things need attention: it’s hard to find because there’s no signage, some electrical outlets are loose, and the main bathroom has no outlet. A microwave and a full-sized refrigerator would also be useful, since the current one is a mini-fridge. Turning on two kettles in separate cabins causes the power to go out. The exterior is neglected.