Melhores hotéis 5 estrelas em Brasilia

I am a frequent guest of this hotel ever since it used to be Blue Tree Park. There were several improvements over the year after they changed the hotel chain. Still there are some caveats I can highlight. I spent 3 nights at Royal Tulip for the Children's Day and Our Lady Aparecida Holiday in Brazil. I booked the luxury category room (5th floor at the end of the corridor, balcony with view to lake and the pool) While check-in the receptionist told me there were no room available as per my request. So for the 1st night I stayed in another room with view only to the lake. For the 2nd night after I insisted to be shifted to another room, they arranged in the actual room I was looking and paid for. Other two must-be-improved are the dinner option and the pool maintenance. The Herbs Restaurante as well as The Old Barr are very expensive places where there are no good selection of food, specially for kids. I had dinner at both places in 2 nights and the food was not tasty and it was very salty. So, the last thing about the pool. Unfortunately the pool was in bad condition. Apparentely missing serious and dedicated maintenance care.There was a lot of mud at the bottom of the pool, specially in the center part. My son, my wife and lot of guests were noticing a very dark and disgusting layer of mud spread all over the pool causing people to causing people to slip when they put their feet on the bottom of the pool. Overall the hotel is great, the nature surrounding is wonderful and the lake view is amazing. However these are the negative things the Hotel Managers and Leaders must look after and take care in order to improve customer experience. Thanks, Elcio M.

Stayed 2 nights as 1st time visit to Brasilia. This hotel is showing it’s age. First room given did not have working AC or TV. Moved to another room, which didn’t have working safe box and only had 2 hangers. There were only 2 elevators and one had some issues. The location is across the street from 2 shopping centers and next to a gas station with convenience store and eateries. Despite being in a room on 10th floor, there’s thumping music (or noise from ?nightclub) late into night until around 5AM that interferes with restful sleep (bring your earplugs). PROS: location is close to TV tower and walkable to Sara Kubitchek park. The shower water pressure was good. The breakfast buffet on 1st floor was excellent and had good variety of food with amazing fruits. CONS: aging hotel that needs renovation; rooms are worn down; gym was sparse of equipment; elevators are slow. High noise level all night. Overall, 3 star hotel with great breakfast. Would only stay here again if given very high floor and earplugs.

Great location, clean rooms, amazing breakfast.

I stayed at Windsor Brasilia for a business trip. I got an early flight so I arrived at the hotel 9:30 that means I needed an early check in. Luckily Thayssa from the front desk made that happen and I had just to pay a breakfast fee. Plus she was so nice to get me a room upgrade so I got a room with a nice and cozy bathtub. Breakfast is really good and Antonio, restaurant manager, is always available to make sure you get everything you need (I recommend the omelette and the nespresso which is free in the breakfast). The room is really good, nice bed, and strong shower. AC is built in so sometimes I had a hard time to control the temperature during the night (too cold from time to time). Hotel amenities are also really good. Nice swimming pool, gym fits the purpose for an aerobic exercise (life fitness treadmills) and a roomy lobby. Employees are always nice and really try to do the needful to help you. Hotel location is central in Brasilia. Just 15 minutes from the international airport and 2 minutes walking from a Shopping Center where you can have lunch for example at Outback Steakhouse. In a nutshell, Windsor Brasilia has the best benefit-cost ratio in town.

This is quite a big hotel. Spacious, clean and comfortable rooms with balcony. Helpfull and friendly staff. Great location - easy walk to a nearby shopping mall, as well as many of Brasilia's sights. Extremely good value for money - so much that when I booked I thought there was some kind of error in price and at the same time I feared that the property would not be as listed. BUT everything was perfect at the end and I had a very pleasant stay. I recommend!

The staff were very friendly and competent. Excellent breakfast. The food was good for dinner, but the restaurant's super cold air conditioning made the food very cold, making the experience a little unpleasant. A very negative point is the perfume ”machine” right at the entrance to the lobby, which made the place smell extremely fragrant and nauseating. The cleaning supplies in the rooms also had a lot of perfume, which was not good. I traveled with a friend who is very sensitive to smells and hated the experience. We will definitely not be able to stay there if we return to Brasília. Despite the positive points, it would not be an option for a future trip.

The hotel is very good. I like it very much. I'm sorry they don't make any more waffles at the time, at breakfast. It was excellent! Now they leave the buffet, it was terrible

The hotel is very good! Great location. There are always complimentary bottles of water and gel alcohol for guests. Front desk staff is attentive! But, the guy who carries the bags is super careless, he dropped mine on the floor and in the elevator corridor and then he put everything running in the elevator for me to go up and on the floor again. Ah, the air conditioning (the filter) that I'm in the habit of looking at was disgustingly dirty and even moldy, is it possible that they've been doing maintenance on them?

On the website that rhymes with Pagoda, I booked the Melia21 hotel, but in this large 5-towerd block, I wound up in this serviced apartment building, which is not okay, but prepaid and tired, that is what it was. The building is next to the TV tower, which is a nice attraction and has a great market nearby; this is an advantage. The infrastructure is okay; there are two malls with all essentials nearby. But this is a low-service place, no SIM cards, no ATM, no outlets for non-Brazilian electricity anywhere. The lobby is a very small, low-ceilinged room. The place is a bit tricky to find for Ubers, which are crucial here. Reception is friendly though. The suites have two rooms, which is nice, and I had a great view of the TV tower. But this is clearly a three to four star property, nothing five-star about it. And all is a bit tired and faded, but that is true about the entire city. Functional at best! The bathroom was very three-stars, with often towels not replaced and not even toothbrushes etc. Aircon was working but with glitches and needed some workaround to be silent. The pool, as one can see, is a dipping pool only - swimming is impossible. Breakfast was at best okay - one day, there even was no coffee, of which there is only one kind, in a kind of urn. No vegs at all, just fruit, cold cuts, bakeries (often dry) and industrial egg, bacon, fried bananas (good) and some warm bakery. Not a gourmet experience but edible, three star at best. Altogether, functional, spacy, clean, faded, simple, a bit rough - and no pool. That is to be considered when one books the place in a city such as Brazil.

We had a very good stay in a great room with fantastic views across Brasilia. Kevin Silveira and Eduardo Viana were particularly helpful as were the staff in the restaurant. There was no kettle in the room (a slight downside) but the restaurant team supplied us with hot water on request.