Hotels Near Parquinho da 312 Sul in Brasilia

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.

Very good place, very good service also very good, pleasant breakfast, only negative point is you pay a expensive reservation, expensive dinner, and still pay more than 100 reals for some sweets or chocolates and even water, in the room, totally abuse value, in the most quiet

Stayed 1 night only and therefore did not explore fully all the facilities on offer. The hotel is beginning to show it's age in comparison to some of the more modern competing hotels in that particular block of Brasilia SHN but it's more than offset by the price availability at the hotel. Location is excellent.

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!

I wanted to give a 5 rating because the location and (deluxe) room are great. However, disappointing breakfast choice, checkin issues, token gym and Wi-Fi were a let down. The hotel is very central and just across the road from Brasilia Park Shopping with a useful food court and some nice restaurants and bars. I needed to work so I purchased a room with separate living and dining area. They tried to give me an executive room when I paid for deluxe. Clear differences in description and pictures and I had to show this before they believed me but Mariana did at least then give me a room with a small but nice balcony. The most annoying aspect was that the Wi-Fi in my room kept dropping whilst I was trying to work… not great for a business hotel. The gym wasn’t worth having, tiny with not much in it at all. The breakfast was disappointing. Lots of food but none of it appealing. Not even a croissant or pain au chocolate for Europeans. I would stay again because the room and location are great but I don’t feel any loyalty after 9 nights there and if a better hotel pops up I’d change.

ENGLISH: The room is a private property within the hotel. That is, someone bought it and rents it for a lower price than the hotel. The problem is that the room has old furniture and does not include the hotel breakfast, which has to be paid for separately. Also, the room does not have room service. During my stay there was no toilet paper and the hotel could not provide it. In short: don't stay in this room. Besides being old, it is poorly maintained. PORTUGUÊS: Esse quarto é uma propriedade privada dentro do hotel. Ou seja, alguém o comprou e o aluga por um preço inferior ao do hotel. O problema é que o quarto tem mobília velha e não inclui o café da manhã do hotel, que precisa ser pago separadamente. Além disso, o quarto não tem serviço de quarto. Na minha estadia não tinha papel higiênico e o hotel não podia fornecer. Resumindo: não fique nesse quarto é uma furada. Além de ser velho, é mal cuidado.

I only stayed for 1 night, but here we go: -Facilities are simple but functional. Everything works properly, elevators, shower, TV, air conditioning, gym; -layette: the only comment about the towels, which were already worn and rough; -restaurant: unfortunately I didn't have any meal, just a snack. The service was very attentive, and the price was reasonable. Overall, considering it is a low-cost hotel, I found it positive.

Location and Access – Brasilia is one of the most famous “planned” cities in the World and the St Moritz is of course in a hotel zone. It is within walking distance of several of the city’s sights, but it has to be said that Brasilia does not seem to have been designed with the pedestrian in mind. Within the immediate vicinity of the hotel are a couple of small bars and a very tiny convenience store. Eateries can be found in a large mall (Shopping Conjunto Nacional) across the road (accessed by a steep flight of concrete steps and across a large car park). 20 to 25 minutes by car from Brasilia Airport Google Earth – The hotel can be seen on Street View Architectural Style – A high rise 20 (21) storey building surrounded by similar Reception – Check in and check out dealt with efficiently and professionally. As I speak no Portuguese, I found the front of house staff very helpful in ordering room service and also assisting with a complicated check in for a flight Public Areas – There is a small manicured garden at the entrance with a water feature. In the reception area comfortable settees. On the roof top an enclosed very contemporary dining room and an open area with splash pool, sunbathing, steam room and jacuzzi (extra cost for the latter) all with fantastic city views. Décor and maintenance all clean and fresh. 4 lifts operated by key card for security were reasonably efficient serving floors up to floor 20 and a separate lift connecting floor 20 to the roof top Guest Rooms – Mine was on the 12th floor and had a kitchenette with huge fridge, microwave and breakfast bar a bedroom with seating area and a bathroom. The shower in particular will linger long in my memory with an unlimited powerful supply of hot water Furnishings and fittings were all of good quality and cleanliness excellent Unfortunately, a few negative points. No tea or coffee making facilities. The TV was in an awkward situation and needed two remote controls to work - changing channels was problematic as was adjusting volume – and in any case only one English language channel. WiFi was OK. The close proximity of the next door apartment block meant that if the bathroom door was open or net curtains pulled back privacy was somewhat compromised! Food Offering - During my stay the restaurant was open for breakfast only. This was generally excellent quality although only a small range of hot items and no eggs cooked to order. I ordered room service on two occasions and as the hotel was full there was a long wait for delivery. Price quantity and quality was however very good Value for Money – I was content with the amount I paid bearing in mind the ridiculously high cost of hotel accommodation in other capital cities around the World X Factor – Sited in a fairly central location the hotel is a great base for anyone wanting to explore the city. However, it seemed to me that there are few restaurants and bars, nightlife or entertainment options within w

This is the first and only Brasilian hotel I have stayed at. Property was clean. Room was clean. Kichenette was really nice in the room. Breakfast, included, was good. The restaurant was also very nice. Room layout was good. Mattress less than average for business hotels. The issues that lowered the score and made this unacceptable were: 1) Internet was intermittent and unusable in the evenings. Completely out for hours on other days. Seemed to be a load issue. For me internet is more important than electricity for light. Other minor things. 2) sink backed up. - Not corrected for the 5 days I was there. 3) Colleague was given a room that was cigar contaminated - had to switch rooms. 4) Hot water was not hot. 5) I used a coffee capsule for the Keurig style (nice) coffee. Was not replaced for 4 days. 6) The desk staff did not speak English, French, German or Chinese, my only working languages. I can't recommend a hotel without reliable internet for business. I also noted that the room electricity was mandatory cut when the guest leaves the room. I had left my laptop on which had the result of running the battery dead. If there was a live plug to recharge laptop, etc. when the guest is in the room, it should be more clearly identified.

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