Hotels near Tropicalia Discos, Rio de Janeiro

I actually had 2 comfortable nights at this hotel but their website just kept on charging my credit card over and over. Thankfully, it showed up on my phone, so I was able to inform the staff and show them the receipt at the time. A very helpful front receptionist said he would contact the finance department and that when I checked out early the next morning' it would all have been rectified. When I went to reception, no one could help and I was told to wait for the manager who would be on duty after my flight left..... So far, no response from this hotel and no money back.I've contacted my credit card provider and so I now have to battle to get my money back. My experience of checking in was in I’m afraid to say, truly awful. I arrived at 5am and the older gentleman checking me in was ignorant. Apparently, he was the ‘English speaker’ on duty and he completely ignored me when I asked a question. I received no information whatsoever about breakfast times, where facilities in the hotel were and he didn’t even have the good manners to look up at me when I checked in, he just opened his hand for my passport. He started huffing and getting obviously irritated when I asked if it were possible to arrange a later breakfast as I wouldn’t be getting to bed u TIL 6am, despite having to pay for the hotel for the night before. The guy actually just ignored me until I asked him directly and he didn’t even look up and said ‘no’ in a really annoyed manner. Great customer service, thanks! Thankfully, when I had need to speak to reception staff during the day, this was a much better experience. I spoke to a young woman and on another occasion a young uni man who were friendly and helpful, so much so, I decided to stay again on my return trip the following week. That was up until they kept charging my credit card, firstly through the own hotels website that said the transaction failed but charged the credit card and then again when duplicate monies had been charged by the hotel. Mistakes happen. It it how quickly and satisfactorily they are sorted that makes the difference between staying there again and avoiding it. Would I recommend staying here? Yes, breakfast is good and the hotel was clean and quiet on the 19th floor. It is dated and could do with updating but it is not bad value when they don’t empty your bank account! Just pay in cash if you’re staying there and avoid that nasty old man on reception who works at night.

counter staff member was fantastic and checked us in once rooms were ready, car park is a big advantage and is off street secure., pool up top is flash area. nice rooms which for the budget level were great.

Excellent stay at the Novotel RJ Santos Dumont. The hotel staff was great. Very friendly, efficient, and professional. The hotel was clean, quiet, and well-maintained. The fitness center was well-equipped and available 24/7. I didn't get a chance to try the restaurant, so cannot comment on that aspect of the hotel. As the name implies, the hotel is convenient for Santos Dumont Airport. It is a fairly easy 5 minute walk from the hotel, mainly on a pedestrian bridge above a busy road. It is also about a 10 minute walk from the Rio Metro. The only negative, and not the hotel's fault, is that this part of Rio has a problem with homelessness and is fairly deserted after dark and on weekends. So, it might not be the best area to walk around at night. Again, not the hotel's fault, and it does have good security, but certainly a part of your stay.

I stayed in the hotel for the commitment I had because it was close. As it was one night only, I chose to book. The room was very dirty, sabble paper open in the pier, all dirty. 2 towels, 1 was acceptable and the other was completely swept and damaged. I put it on the floor because I had no courage to use it. The bed is horrible and noisy, and the dressers too. Have you seen a short shirt? Yes, it was so much to cover up to half the body and thinnerly impossible. I had nothing but that shirt to cover. Summary: I didn't sleep anything, super discomfortable. It's all about all the rooms, bad clothing. Coffee is half mouth, but in any case I've seen worse. The only positive point is that the reception official called ”D”. When we arrived at the hotel, we were surprised by the information that the system was out of the air and would take a little, then the same offered us 2 courtesy drinks for the event. The only thing I liked at the hotel, but you're only reserved in the last case if you don't want to get angry.

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I'm staying at this hotel now, and I have stayed here previously as well. It is an efficient and well-run place. But I have felt little respect for even repeat clients. I arrived from São Paulo this morning at 9 and was told that my room was available, and there was no one in it, but nevertheless, I needed to wait until 1:30 pm to enter the room unless I wanted to pay an additional 300 R. Then, since I needed to wait four hours (for no reason) to get into my room, I went to have some coffee and fruit at the breakfast buffet. An attendant approached me 20 minutes later to tell me I needed to pay 90R since I was not yet a registered guest. This was deeply insulting, and is also a very stupid business model. Why would you NOT try to accommodate a repeat customer who pays thousands of dollars at your hotel by allowing them into the empty room a bit early, or giving them access to your coffee and buffet, half of which is going into the garbage anyhow? Very shortsighted business model. I like this hotel for its efficiency and for its location--let's face it, it is the only good hotel near the city center-- but the lack of respect for me as a repeat client makes me unsure about wanting to stay here in the future. By the way, I also speak good Portuguese and have been working here for 30 years, so I do have some perspective.

I was hosted in this hotel last weekend - 02 to 03/07/2022. I have contacted me, and Mrs Vanessa has answered me, she kept the forgotten pieces, and the next day she sent me for Sedex with great delight and sympathy, and I would like to congratulate her on the sensitivity and empathy shown by that person. All the staff very careful and efficient.

YOO2 Tapestry Hotel Praia da Botafogo: A Stylish Stay in Rio Location: YOO2 Tapestry Hotel is situated in the vibrant Botafogo neighborhood, offering stunning views of Sugarloaf Mountain and Christ the Redeemer. It's conveniently located near beaches, shops, and restaurants. Rooms: The hotel boasts modern and stylish rooms with comfortable beds and contemporary decor. Many rooms feature breathtaking views of the city or the ocean. Amenities: YOO2 offers a rooftop pool and bar, perfect for enjoying the Rio sun and cityscape. The hotel also has a fitness center and a restaurant serving delicious local cuisine. Service: The staff at YOO2 is known for their friendly and helpful demeanor, providing excellent service to guests especially Raiane, Bruno,Evandra, and the room service ladies and gents. Overall: YOO2 Tapestry Hotel is a great choice for travelers seeking a stylish and comfortable stay in Rio de Janeiro. Its prime location, modern amenities, and friendly service make it a popular option among visitors.

To be fair it’s not bad but there is significant variability in room condition. Mine was OK but others had a lot of age Ing and unrepaired damage. Location is very good. Restaurant is basic but the food reflects the price and there is plenty of choices nearby. Have to say that cleanliness was first class. No ability to sign to rooms so be prepared to pay right there and then for everything. Would I stay again yes for business no for pleasure.

Good clean hotel, friendly personnel, nice atmosphere and near the metro. We enjoyed our 4 nights stay. The rooms are big, clean and comfortable. The people are very helpful and speak English. We like the vibe at the hotel and in the area. The metro is 5 minutes walk so you can travel around Rio quick and easy and taxis are available in front of the hotel at all times. We would definitely stay here again when in Rio.