Pousada Dos Búzios

Muy bien ubicada, muy comodo.

Habia un poco de ruido de los vecinos de cabaña pero tolerable.

Da localização que era otima, tranquila mas proxima de muitos restaurantes. As acomodações tambem eram confortáveis, grandes, limpas.

O atendimento no checkin foi bem mediado. O funcionário um pouco rude e a quantiadde de informações desnecessárias para completar. O banheiro do quarto tambem que tinha um problema de vazamento na pia e registro, por isso o chão estava sempre molhado. E as vagas disponíveis eram poucas e na maior parte dos dias estavam fechadas para uso dos hospedes.

A localização e o silêncio.

Da iluminação do quarto. Acho que poderia ter também a opção de acionamento de uma luz branca forte para alguns momentos necessários.

This place is mostly visited by Spanish and Brazilian (South American) tourists (no one speaks English). It is possible that my expectations (based on extensive travelling in North America, Europe, and Japan) could be different. By my standards, the accommodation was ordinary. The apartment was spacious, however old, especially the bathroom. There was a large double door in the living room that separated our apartment from the neighbouring one. When the neighbours watched TV, the sound was as loud as if the TV was in our living room. The privacy in this sense was non-existent. There was a kitchenette in the apartment, however it did not have any cooking facilities and utilities other than a microwave. Other equipment in the kitchenette included a refrigerator and an old coffee maker without filters or coffee. There were glasses, cups, plates, forks, spoons and knives. I and my wife thought that we could do simple cooking (e.g., a pasta or eggs) but this turned out to be impossible. The kitchenette wasn't as useful as we expected it could be. The breakfast was very basic (scrambled eggs and some pieces of sausages), cheese and ham, fruits (pineapple, local small papaya - of the wild type and not very tasty, melon and watermelon), coffee, milk, orange juice, yogurt, and some cake. This can be sufficient for a day or two, but we had to eat this every morning for 7 days. To my taste, the cheese and meet products were different from how equivalent products taste in North America or Europe. Frankly, I didn't enjoy that. In general, we tried meat three times in some of the restaurants in Buzios, and it was invariably surprisingly too hard. I guess Buzios may attract South Americans because the place seems to be safe and there are no people living in the streets like in Rio, for example. As a resort area it is modest. The beaches are narrow or relatively narrow. There where the water is cleaner, there are many people and the beaches looked crowded.

The kitchenette in the apartment, the lack of soundproofing, and the very basic breakfast (see the main review above).