“Average room”

My dad and I stayed here from the 5th of October until the 6th (one night). For the price (110 BRL) we were expecting more value! In Campina Grande we stayed in Onigrat Hotel (89 BRL per night) in a room that was more modern and clean than that of Hotel Central! When we first checked in the room it… more

My dad and I stayed here from the 5th of October until the 6th (one night). For the price (110 BRL) we were expecting more value! In Campina Grande we stayed in Onigrat Hotel (89 BRL per night) in a room that was more modern and clean than that of Hotel Central! When we first checked in the room it looked pretty modern, but they were renovating some part of the hotel right next door and there was a lot of noise and dust in the room. We complained and received another room, which was equally dusty but at least less noisy. This room was clearly old: used up door locks, furniture, etc. Getting in and out of the room was a problem, since the key wouldn´t turn in the lock. We even had to call down to reception the next morning to send someone to unlock us, because we couldn´t get out! Imagine if there had been an emergency (fire or otherwise)... Breakfast was really good! A variety of fruits, cakes, breads, coffee, yogurt, and even small tapiocas. The hotel location was good: walking distance to bus stops, banks, restaurants and the market. The hotel staff was very friendly although they didn´t seem to understand that a room next to workers drilling and hammering is not one you should put clients in. And the mention that a room door that doesn´t open/close properly should get fixed for safety reasons also didn´t seem to register. All in all I would say the hotel and room were average and acceptable for the off-season price we paid. But I certainly wouldn´t stay there for their full price (BRL 200)!

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