estupendous breakfast. this was the best part by far. small rooms. expensive. I think they did up all the rooms. the rooms are better now. why my avaliation was only a 3? as every hotel in Brazil overly priced, they have SEVERAL negative points. 1. Very bad pillows; 2. I liked to read before sleeping and guess what? no lamp... More

Stayed for 2 weeks for work . This is an old generation hotel (like many in the Hotel section). It is located in the hotels section, near the TV tower, near a shoping center ( but no real grossery store around) , and near a GAS station (try not to face this way) . No noise from the suroundings, but... More

I must say it's more of a 3 stars overall. The look and feel reminded me of something straight out of the 1970's James Bond movies. There was no decent gift shop, only a counter pushing junk jewelry. The next-door Japanese restaurant didn't even offer Japanese beer like Kirin or Sapporo, and the price was outrageous for so-so sushi. I... More

On the morning after a four-night stay I looked under the bed to find some missing shoes. To my horror, I saw a used condom under there. Either it had been there the whole time and housekeeping had just never bothered to clean or someone was in my room when I was out. Both alternatives feel utterly disgusting. I complained... More

It is a bit old and you can ask yourself how they got those five stars but it is acceptable for the price. Clean although a bit noisy but the whole hotel district in Brasilia is quite noisy. There are plenty of busy streets there. More

Attended a conference held at this hotel. The group rate was quite reasonable; the room and restaurant were fine. Stay on a lower floor, as the elevator is deadly slow and the stairs are narrow and hard to navigate. Friendly atmosphere but not luxurious. More

I have to go frequently to Brasilia on business. The hotels' choice is not very wide and Naoum fills the basic requirements: Clean room, right bathromm, TV, minibar and that's all. More