If you want to stay in Brasilia, an imposing but unfriendly city, and you don't need to be in one of the hotel areas (as a matter of fact, the Capital has not a concrete downtown), this is the best choice. Neighbor to the Presidential Palace (thus the hotels's name, "Alvorada") this complex houses two lodges: the Royal Tulip and... More

OK Hotel Not Fancy, Clean and good, but average. The room is clean and Ok, room 3010 is a Suite, room and living. TV only is the room., and was just a 21 inch Tube TV Not expected from a Golden Tulip. Also on the check inn, some problem, since the rates from the website does not match with the... More

This hotel is beautiful, located next to the Presidential official residency - Palácio da Alvorada. It is a bit far from downtown Brasília. There are regular van rides to the center. The hotel itself is good, rooms are spacious. Carpets need a little cleaning though - not remmended for people with sinus problems/allergies. Good breakfast, nice gym and pretty decent... More

I have stayed at this hotel many times in the last months. Spacious, clean and comfortable rooms, very good breakfast and restaurant, very good gym, friendly and helpful staff, beautifully located on the Paranoá lakeshore. It's just a bit far from downtown, so you'd probably need a car or taxi to go to the city main spots.

Golden Tulip Brasilia Alvorada is a nice hotel, in a quiet and calm place, in front of the Paranoa lake and beside the Palácio da Alvorada, Brasil’s president house. My room was very big, with a balcony and a big living room separate from the bedroom. There was a king size bed and a nice bathroom, very spacious and new,... More

I stood there for one week. Nothing to complain about. Almost every was perfect. If I say "almost" it is because of two minor comments. One is about the old cathodic TV screen. I do not remmeber last time I saw such an old TV. The other comment is about the band playing in the bar. It is this kind... More

I would recommend paying slightly more and staying at the Royal Tulip in the same complex. It is much nicer. The Golden Tulip has a very dreary atmosphere. The rooms are large but the beds are not comfortable. 2 hours free wifi a day. The food in both hotels is pretty awful. The restaurant in the Golden Tulip reminds me... More

Hotel is far from city center and there will be increased costs with transportation. These extra costs can be compensated by the lower rates compared to other hotels in Brasilia (at least for me with a corporate rate). The pros: good breakfast buffet, nicely landscaped pool and gym area, really quiet location leading to excellent sleep, big rooms, room service... More

I´ve been at this hotel last week, from feb 9th to feb.10th, with my wife and son. The apartment is amazingly big, with plenty of space (this is a flat). So we have a bedroom and a living room with sofa, table for work or for meals, and a kitchen sink and minibar, although the apartment lacks a stove or... More