Melhores hotéis 5 estrelas em Curitiba

This is a nice, modern boutique small hotel in a nice neighbourhood with a few decent restaurants within a 10 min walk. We booked the Magnum room for 5 nights which was modern, clean and quiet at the rear of the property with very good aircon. The bathrooms are spacious with powerful showers. A few more coathangers in the wardrobes would be useful. We did not like the refillable ceramic bottles of shampoo, body lotion and conditioner. They were heavy to use, had no lids and the quality of the products mediocre. There us a small gym, restaurant but no bar. Drinks are served in the restaurant. The cocktails are excellent. Breakfast is included in the rate and is fine but would benefit from having croissants/viennoserie on offer as cake for breakfast is not usually eaten outside of Brazil. A better choice of cereal would be good as they are all commercially made and too sweet for Europeans. If you are looking for some activities we can recommend the cycle tours from Pedro at Xtreme travel as we took 3 of these. A very nice, well managed hotel with good staff.

Exceptional. Great hotel. Whoever claims here, claims for little or wants luxury hotel for a lower price. All in the hotel is wonderful, clean and spacious room. The facilities are new, with excess to the carpet day corridors. Breakfast very good.

The hotel is very clean, the surrounding environment is good, very quiet. The restaurant coffee machine provides hot water 24 hours a day. This is very good. I borrowed the tableware to soak instant noodles at noon on the day I left. It was very cool.

I’ll jump right into it: the five has some nice attributes. But the finishing touches that should be there for an expensive business hotel are absent. First, no signs when you enter the lobby to check in upstairs. No help or anything written in English. Check in is up an escalator and around a corner (hidden from downstairs view). Next, thin walls and minimal soundproofing to the loud street outside (I was on the 8th floor). General cheap furnishings (chairs, towels). The usb plugs looked like they would last another 1-2 weeks max (they pulled out of the wall when jiggled). Check in took forever as did check out. Both could have been helped with better training for staff. I assume that the person helping was a trainee, but service was slow and awkward. Spa is cold and unfriendly. Loud renovations taking place next door, mixed with sounds from the gym. Cheap walls. Lastly, my biggest pet peeve about traveling, the atm in the lobby wanted to charge 10% of my withdrawal as a fee. This came to over $60 as I was drawing a lot of money - unacceptable, and the atm was designed specifically to be confusing. So I ended up walking in the rain 500m to a banco 24 horas. Brazil seems to be not an easy or cheap place to withdrawal cash, but at least the 24 horas was reasonable. Here’s the problem: A corporate company (probably foreign) looking to maximize profit and cut corners. I know the feeling all too well from lame chain hotels in the states. Best avoided.

Hotel looks nice but their billing and food service are awful. They refused to cook me a vegetarian meal, telling me I should eat chicken. Eventually they gave me a plain plate of chips. I complained at check out and the hotel took the price of the meal off the bill. Excellent, I thought that was that. No such luck. A month later, the hotel billed my credit card for the meal. But they didn’t send an invoice. With no invoice, I couldn’t claim on my expenses and I wasn’t even sure this was for the meal - it could have been fraud. I repeatedly called and emailed the hotel but they ignored me. Reported to head office also, but they took six weeks to reply and still sent no invoice. Eventually got a local colleague to sort out the mess. I understand the hotel actually broke Brazilian law charging a credit card when the card holder was not present.

The hotel was very well located, the room was very well, the bed was very well, the bathroom and breakfast was very well located. Negative points: WiFi was not quick in the room, it was preferable to use mobile internet (which is excellent in curitiba); and unfortunately I heard much of the conversation of the room next door. (I believe that because I have a door from my room to the neighboring room) .

Greetings Guys, I hope everyone is feeling fine First of all I do like to stay in Accor hotels, but at this time it was just disgusting and shameful, the bathroom reeked of old urine, the pool was dirty around the edges and around it there was pure mold including on the white metallic roof, there was mold and paint flaking off and falling on the guests, I had to record those images and I intend to complain on social media about the lack of professionalism I observed at Accor facilities for the first time in years.

A absurd has been charged the value again at the arrival of the hotel because the same claimed that the company had not paid in the case Trip.com After two days I still had to contact and hear that the card turn will take place day 29/07 A month later . You should be careful of the CDC

Very good. Superheated pool The stay was worth it. We'll be back there on the next trip.

The hotel is located in the centre, well located. Very good facilities, excellent room and great. Reception service is very good. Cleaning every day, handcuffs and bed clothes well-cared. Breakfast varied and is excellent.