Búzios resorts

Pros: Food is fantastic. Pool is awesome. If you get a room near it, it's possible to keep the terrace door open and keep coming and going to the room. Hotel infrastructure is big, in a big area, mostly with flat constructions. Recreational activities very well organized. Kids loved the team. There are activities for all ages. The beach area is spectacular with large sand strip. Beware Búzios is a windy city.

Cons: Infinite border pool was not in good condition due to low occupancy in this time of year.

Pros: The pool is outstanding, staff very helpful

Cons: Staff did not speak English. Although they were very helpful, we communicated via Google translate, basic English would have made everything smoother or at least English version of written communication, broshures. Would be good to have all inclusive board.

Pros: Location and the beach. the room close to the pool and the food quality was excellent, mainly fish

Cons: The hotel is rundown, no maintenance, the room was not clean, walls cracked, floor dirty, landscape, grass, etc not taken care. very few chairs on the beach, not enough for all, same at the pool area. The entertainment team is not good at all...

Pros: Breakfast was very average but then again at that price you cannot expect anymore. The staff were friendly and the owner German George was very help as he spoke English and he is a very hands on character. Nathalie at Reception was very helpful with her bit of english as well.

Cons: I hated that first room they put me in and being a hotelier it was not even fit to be classed 1 star. They should seriously do something about that room or not let it out at all, it was a proper hovel. After threatening to checkout they moved me to a far better room with a proper balcony, new bathroom and newly tiled floors. Too many mosquitos they should warn patrons to come well protected.

Pros: The place was beautiful and very close (walking) to one of the most beautiful beaches in Buzios. The staff was extremely nice. I did not give excellent to the restaurant because they don't have a large menu and we ate at Buzios town. The rooms need to be refurb shed. I did not stay or checked a "chalet" that faces the ocean. But we did enjoy our stay very much considering the price.

Pros: The location is unbelievable. It’s in a cliff overlooking a stunning bay and the rooms are literally on the beach and you sleep with only the sound of the waves. It’s so quiet because you have to take a road they the jungle to reach the property so there is no noise at all, no background traffic noise. So I slept perfectly. It also is not very busy at least when I went, there is a kind of hidden gem feel. It’s kind of stuck in the seventies regarding the style but this is totally part of the charm. The gardens on the property are lush to say the least and is just behind the Tartaruga beach, which means turtle so there are loads of turtles in the water just of the hotel room.

Cons: The food is hearty but simple.

Pros: Location, pool-area, nice small family rooms, with a veranda protected by mosquito-net. Privacy even at the veranda, thanks to lots of trees and foliage. 5 minute walk to praia da Tartaruga.

Cons: Breakfast was a bad experience, both days of our stay. Arrived both days of visit 30 minutes before the breakfast serving ends, and none of the tables had been cleaned since previous seating, there were no available plates, glasses, cups, spoons, coffee cups etc. The buffet had not be replenished, so no scrambled eggs, no bread, no orange juice, no yoghurt, etc. Additionally, the ham, cheese etc. was unprotected from flies, and the bench of where most food was served was full of ants. My own family, as well as several other families, had to go ask for everything, multiple times. Additionally, some of the restrooms were not clean, and lacked toilet paper (pool area, reception area). The hotel could not find the lock to the strong-box box in our room.