Aracati Hotel Guide - Beach Hotels in Aracati, Ceará

"Great stay. Staff is very friendly and let me have an earlier breakfast because had to leave very early in the morning. Pool area is relaxing and the property is quiet. Would stay again."

"Very helpful staff. Wonderful, tranquil establishment. my only complaint was the shower. the water did not get very warm, and the system with the plastic showerhead was not effective."

"Excellent customer service especially by Natan who always went above and beyond his line of duties to accommodate our requests. Thank you Natan! What we didn’t like: Laundry service was precarious; laundry was returned damp. "

"Fantastic pousada and one of the best breakfasts I've had in brazil"

"Upon arrival the entire Pousada was full of contractors and there tools! Was like walking into a building site! The neighbours played extremely loud music, which you could not speak above and the whole building vibrated and echoed with the noise. Further more we were charged an additional 103 reails some 15% above the advertised price. Was told local tax. As a resident of Brazil 🇧🇷 i have never come across this additional charge having travelled extensively throughout Brazil. Stay away be...

"The service was stunning, all the staffs were very friendly and kind with us we are really happy with our stay it couldn’t be better thanks to all at aruanã we are so happy with our experience, everything was clean and the hospitality was beyond perfect."

"Very nice clean hotel. pool was great and room was clean with a very good breakfast included. Noise from adjacent rooms was evident (patio areas) however as guests tend to be a bit noisy late at night. Bedding could use more layers for those travelers not used to sleeping with such thin sheets. Overall, i recommend this place. "

"The hotel is a bit dated ( it is Brazil) but very nice. Free "Buggy" transfer to the beach restaurants even if it is only a 10 minute walk. The reception had problems finding my Hotels.com reservation and the confirmation sent to me was in Swedish . for Brazil portugues is preferrable"