Best Curitiba Spa Hotels

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.

The hotel is located in the center of the city, next to a ”shopping center Curitiba”, there is a restaurant and snack street. The hotel has some history, facilities are good, very clean. The front desk English is very good

I stayed at Radisson for one night from Thursday to Friday April/2021. My bedroom was luxury double room, and the reservation was made 2 weeks in advance through booking.com app, i got a fair price that included breakfast. I really enjoyed the bedroom size, with a pretty spacious bathroom, working desk with comfortable chair. Big TV and gigantic confy bed. The reception clerk was really polite, I had done the Pre booking on line, it took 5 minutes to finalize the check in and get the room card. I drove to Curitiba, and the hotel counts with valet service at extra cost. I like the ironing board in the hotel bedroom. Nice touch the washing cloths, lots of hotels in Brazil don’t have those. Extra points for the good hair dryer. Good toiletries- body moisturizer, shampoo and hair conditioner, 2 soap bars, tissues and shower caps. Fluffy and big towels, plenty of clothes hanger I Stayed on the 3rd floor, next time i’ll ask for a higher room, so i can have a better view of the Japanese Square Park. The hotel location is pretty good, in a high end neighborhood and close to downtown. I had dinner at the hotel restaurant, the menu didn’t have a lot of variety- I ended up having filet and past and the flavor was good, but if i stay at the hotel again i will have dinner outside the hotel. The bedroom offered tea, coffee and water bottles and a courtesy. The breakfast buffet had a pretty good variety of fruits, yogurts, juices and nice and fresh breads. It did have a espresso machine and some sweets and cheeses. Considering pandemic measures i thought the hotel is being really careful living windows and doors open, and at the hotel restaurant the tables have enough room between them. I would say it’s a 9 out of 10.

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.

Incredible, wonderful hotel, wonderful coffee, wonderful room, the best hotel our family has hosted in Curitiba, it's worth it, when we come back we know where to stay.