I have no complaints. I found exactly what I expected: a small, clean and reasonably comfortable place to sleep while visiting Rio de Janeiro. It is situated near everything, except for the beaches to the West, but there is plenty of public transportation to get there (taxis, subway, buses). While it may be true that it is better not to wander alone late at night (except from Thursday evening on, when the district is full of life), I did not see it particularly more dangerous than other places at other cities I have been to in Latin America or elsewhere. There are some people living in the street and wandering about in some places, but they don't bother you at all. There are good restaurants (the adega Flor de Coimbra, for example, is great), bars and places where you can dance all around. If, instead, you want to pray, the Catholic cathedral, the Presbyterian cathedral and many other churches are nearby as is the downtown area with all its attractions. You can even go on foot, it will not take you very long to get to get to everything that is worth seeing. The front desk guys are serious, but helpful. The internet was not as bad as some report it. And I agree that breakfast is copious and varied.