Le Pain de Sucre, Rio de Janeiro : hôtels à proximité

"Un excellent hôtel très bien situé, un personnel très accueillant et agréable. Petit déjeuner très bien malgré une pièce petite et donc bruyante. Points à améliorer : des ascenseurs très lents … il faut être patient + le café Nespresso payant dans la chambre … pour 10 RS$ c’est dommage, évidemment ce n’est pas excessif mais vu le prix de la chambre il pourrait être inclus ou bien le mettre dans le prix initial de la chambre"

"Océan non visible petite piscine "

"Pas cher et près de la plage de Copacabana (300 m) mais vieillot et moche ..petite piscine en roof top !"

"Le petit déjeuner y était parfait , la propreté irréprochable le personnel est très agréable. Petit bémol sur la salle de sport est un petit peu trop petite. "

"Rien à dire sauf jacuzzi sale de crasse, p’tit bon mais rien n’est chauffé même ce qui devrait l’être, chaises longues cassées sur la terrasse "

"Non"

"Chambre impeccable. Bon service, personnel sympathique. Seul point noir: le wifi n’est pas très bon."

"This hotel is a complete scam. We booked and paid back in June for a very specific room with a view, exactly as shown in the photos. When we arrived, they gave us a completely different room: on the lower level, facing the street, with zero privacy — people can see directly inside. When we showed the receptionist the room type we had actually booked, she arrogantly told us that “the room is equivalent to what you booked on ebookers.” This is not true: ebookers confirmed that the hotel told them the photos were subjective and needed to be updated. The hotel is clearly lying to cover itself. Worst of all, they offered absolutely NO solution — no alternative, no compensation, not even an apology. The rooms look nothing like the photos, and they insist that “all rooms are the same,” even though we paid much more for a better room with a proper view. The staff is rude, unprofessional, and refuses to take any responsibility. As for the surroundings: the neighborhood feels unsafe, with many homeless people around and even a camp right in front of the entrance. There is a guard downstairs, but the whole area still feels uncomfortable and far from what you expect in Rio. And the most shocking part: this is not our first hotel in Rio — we’ve stayed in several — and this was supposed to be our first 5-star hotel here… yet it turned out to be the worst of them all. Avoid this hotel at all costs."

"Etablissement exceptionnel Service impeccable Personnel d'une grande gentillesse Une référence à Rio"