Hostel e Republica Lotus Azul

  Customer Review on 2 May 2012 

Quando voc&e chega nesse hostel, voc&e vai se sentir como a casa de sua mai! As pessoas eram muito legal. Ideal pra encontrar reais pessoas brasileiras.

  Farid G. on 2 December 2010 

It is rather a flat-sharing community than a histel in proper terms. So be prepared to live in between brasilian people and and maybe no tourist. I would say this is the ideal way of travelling. I was somehow part of their live rhythm, i liked it! If your are lokking for a typical backpacker hostel, with a reception and so on, you might not like this place.

  Kratos L. on 31 October 2010 

Great place to stay. Awesome people. Amazing value for money.

  Customer Review on 31 October 2010 

Great place to stay. Awesome people. Exceptional value for money.

  James F G C. on 1 April 2010 

Good people, cheap, free wi fi & great to practice my Spanish before visiting Argentina. Only small niggle was 3 person dorm bunk bed & single already occupied by 3 people. I had a bed on floor with nowhere to put anything. For 2 days not a problem but for a longer stay I would almost certainly not be happy with this.

  Fabien A. on 13 January 2010 

Very helpfull and warm and friendly place, although a quite bad bed and very small room, i had a private room for the price of a shared. Bathroom is great and clean. The employees and permanent residents were very nice to me. The location is good, bars, restaurant, stores are very close, and only 15mns from the center of the night life. The down side was that no web is available there.

  Customer Review on 13 January 2010 

Very helpfull and friendly place, although a quite bad bed and extremely small room, i had a private room for the price of a shared. Bathroom is great and clean. The employees and permanent residents were really nice to me. The location is good, bars, restaurant, shops are extremely close, and only 15mns from the center of the night life. The down side was that no internet is offered there.