stefanoo578
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This is not a good hotel, and I think people stays there if there is no other choice. I believe it survives because of the strategic position close to the university and relatively low prices. But it has serious problems. Let me say first the positive points: people are nice, at the desk and the service. But it has serious management problems. My room was at a high floor, on the seaside. I had the bad luck to arrive on a very windy day, and the window did not close. Quite noisy. I asked to fix the window, it took two days to have a reaction, someone came to try to fix it without success. At the desk they propose me to change room, but they told me that all the windows are like that. They were right, in the room proposed the window had the same problem, but with a much more sad view. So I stayed in the room first assigned to me. I guess windows do not need to close in Bahia...||The magnetic card key got demagnetised almost every day, they fix it fast but every time I had to go down again to get it fixed. Room had only one bed light (not a problem in itself since I was alone), but in my room it was broken. Got fixed the day after as well as lights missing in the bathroom. The room was reasonably clean. Mattress is quiet bad, kind of old. Breakfast is ok, nothing to write home about it, but coffee is bad, oh well one cannot have everything...||I do not know about AC because it was not warm the week I stayed there.