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Good facilities, but it is sorely lacking.

It is a charming pousada, with a very attentive service. The decoration is inspired by an indigenous village (aldeia). For example, open atmospheres such as the large lounge where chairs and tables divide space. Comfort is worthy of Asian hotels. There are 9 cottages, called malocas, and each has been named after an indigenous tribe. They are all facing the sea and are equipped with a home theater, cordless telephone, and hydro-massage in some rooms. Furthermore, breakfast is excellent and it is offered from 8 am to 15 pm.

It is a hotel of exclusive charm and in retreat from the road, hidden in the coconut and dendé plantations. 140 m ² suite, worthy of the Thousand and One nights. Spa, sauna…

Without context the best hotel in the Maraú peninsula, it was also described as a better beach hotel in Brazil by the magazine Veja. This is the policy of the least effort because you hardly have to walk to go from your room to the restaurant, the beach or the swimming pool (superb). The hotel offers guests a private flight from/to Salvador (charges apply).

Located 1,6 km from the beaches at the top of a hill (the hotel has shuttles), these 16 rooms (up to 4 people) offer all the comforts of a resort. Superb view of the surroundings.

With a V like Viking, because these are Swedes. 5 rooms, quickly complete. It's a little bit too northerly at the beginning, deeper. You can spend hours at the bar to play in variant variants. Restaurant. We speak English.

The staff were friendly and helpful. Rooms are large and well kept despite the inevitable humidity.

Built in the early 2000 s in the middle of nowhere, this huge complex of 6 luxury hotels and 1 600 rooms offers a number of services: 13 restaurants, swimming pools, playground, fitness, massage, massage, saunas, playgrounds, tennis courts and so on. But the beach is some, and not a Brazilian on the horizon (except for the resorts). This big factory is not the place we preferred on the north coast of Salvador…

The rooms of 15 m ², with air conditioning, fridge and TV, are spartan, but some have a balcony that overlooks the cathedral, the large trees and the clock of the Matriz.

Situated in the heart of Gamboa village, the space for tents is quite limited during the summer. 17 toilets and collective refrigerator.

Nothing very sophisticated, pitches for tents and an arrival of water that serves everything(...), finally some shrubs around to make good figure. You will not find on-site equipment.

102 rooms with air conditioning and Wi-Fi. The hotel was very close to the metro station.