Aracaju Hotel Guide. Hotels in Jardins, Aracaju, Brazil

"Very segure Brand new apt "

"Wonderful hotel very courteous staff the waitress Anita was very professional and she spoke English which is rare in this part of Brazil "

"This property is great, we have stayed here twice and the service has been impeccable both times. "

"I had a great time at this simple, clean, friendly and organized hotel. I loved the breakfast. "

"It will be nice to have so staff that understands english at least the basic to communicate. Specially for foreigns that we dont speak the language. "

"I stayed only one night. I slept and the next day, after breakfast I left to the airport."

"**American here** I appreciated the convenience and the proximity to the beach. Great if you have kids and there are many activities everyday. DO NOT GO IF YOU DO NOT SPEAK PORTUGUESE. It is a region not frequented by Americans (as opposed to Rio or São Paulo) so there was only one fluent employee. The pillows are uncomfortable so bring your own. The breakfast/lunch/dessert/fruit were good because they are traditional Brazilian cuisine but the themed dinners were usually foreign and not great. The beaches and ocean proximity were definitely a perk. Beach access ends at 6 PM. I felt very safe which was great as I was wary before hand. Overall I enjoyed my stay but there were a few things that would’ve been good to anticipate."

"Pictures of the hotel are mislead. The hotel in reality looks like an apartment complex. There is no space to park safely on the street and if you want to park on the property grounds the parking space is limited and crowded, cars block each others. Horrible…..checking experience was terrible. The lady at the front desk was the worst, very ghetto like. Our room was a unit outside the main building and it felt like we were sleeping in the storage area. Can’t comment on cleaning and facilities because we grabbed our luggage and left the property. I simple did not feel safe as well. Booked another hotel and took the loss. For locals that are in a tight budget is fine, but if you want to enjoy your stay as a foreigner and be close to the beach, restaurants and a nice area do yourself a favor and book a better hotel. "

"Quiet and safe. You will need your own car or use uber. Walkable but far from the beach. "