Popular Curitiba 4-star Hotels

Exceptional. Great hotel. Whoever claims here, claims for little or wants luxury hotel for a lower price. All in the hotel is wonderful, clean and spacious room. The facilities are new, with excess to the carpet day corridors. Breakfast very good.

The hotel is very clean, the surrounding environment is good, very quiet. The restaurant coffee machine provides hot water 24 hours a day. This is very good. I borrowed the tableware to soak instant noodles at noon on the day I left. It was very cool.

I’ll jump right into it: the five has some nice attributes. But the finishing touches that should be there for an expensive business hotel are absent. First, no signs when you enter the lobby to check in upstairs. No help or anything written in English. Check in is up an escalator and around a corner (hidden from downstairs view). Next, thin walls and minimal soundproofing to the loud street outside (I was on the 8th floor). General cheap furnishings (chairs, towels). The usb plugs looked like they would last another 1-2 weeks max (they pulled out of the wall when jiggled). Check in took forever as did check out. Both could have been helped with better training for staff. I assume that the person helping was a trainee, but service was slow and awkward. Spa is cold and unfriendly. Loud renovations taking place next door, mixed with sounds from the gym. Cheap walls. Lastly, my biggest pet peeve about traveling, the atm in the lobby wanted to charge 10% of my withdrawal as a fee. This came to over $60 as I was drawing a lot of money - unacceptable, and the atm was designed specifically to be confusing. So I ended up walking in the rain 500m to a banco 24 horas. Brazil seems to be not an easy or cheap place to withdrawal cash, but at least the 24 horas was reasonable. Here’s the problem: A corporate company (probably foreign) looking to maximize profit and cut corners. I know the feeling all too well from lame chain hotels in the states. Best avoided.

Hotel looks nice but their billing and food service are awful. They refused to cook me a vegetarian meal, telling me I should eat chicken. Eventually they gave me a plain plate of chips. I complained at check out and the hotel took the price of the meal off the bill. Excellent, I thought that was that. No such luck. A month later, the hotel billed my credit card for the meal. But they didn’t send an invoice. With no invoice, I couldn’t claim on my expenses and I wasn’t even sure this was for the meal - it could have been fraud. I repeatedly called and emailed the hotel but they ignored me. Reported to head office also, but they took six weeks to reply and still sent no invoice. Eventually got a local colleague to sort out the mess. I understand the hotel actually broke Brazilian law charging a credit card when the card holder was not present.

The hotel was very well located, the room was very well, the bed was very well, the bathroom and breakfast was very well located. Negative points: WiFi was not quick in the room, it was preferable to use mobile internet (which is excellent in curitiba); and unfortunately I heard much of the conversation of the room next door. (I believe that because I have a door from my room to the neighboring room) .

Greetings Guys, I hope everyone is feeling fine First of all I do like to stay in Accor hotels, but at this time it was just disgusting and shameful, the bathroom reeked of old urine, the pool was dirty around the edges and around it there was pure mold including on the white metallic roof, there was mold and paint flaking off and falling on the guests, I had to record those images and I intend to complain on social media about the lack of professionalism I observed at Accor facilities for the first time in years.

A absurd has been charged the value again at the arrival of the hotel because the same claimed that the company had not paid in the case Trip.com After two days I still had to contact and hear that the card turn will take place day 29/07 A month later . You should be careful of the CDC

The hotel is located in the center of the city, next to a ”shopping center Curitiba”, there is a restaurant and snack street. The hotel has some history, facilities are good, very clean. The front desk English is very good

I stayed at Radisson for one night from Thursday to Friday April/2021. My bedroom was luxury double room, and the reservation was made 2 weeks in advance through booking.com app, i got a fair price that included breakfast. I really enjoyed the bedroom size, with a pretty spacious bathroom, working desk with comfortable chair. Big TV and gigantic confy bed. The reception clerk was really polite, I had done the Pre booking on line, it took 5 minutes to finalize the check in and get the room card. I drove to Curitiba, and the hotel counts with valet service at extra cost. I like the ironing board in the hotel bedroom. Nice touch the washing cloths, lots of hotels in Brazil don’t have those. Extra points for the good hair dryer. Good toiletries- body moisturizer, shampoo and hair conditioner, 2 soap bars, tissues and shower caps. Fluffy and big towels, plenty of clothes hanger I Stayed on the 3rd floor, next time i’ll ask for a higher room, so i can have a better view of the Japanese Square Park. The hotel location is pretty good, in a high end neighborhood and close to downtown. I had dinner at the hotel restaurant, the menu didn’t have a lot of variety- I ended up having filet and past and the flavor was good, but if i stay at the hotel again i will have dinner outside the hotel. The bedroom offered tea, coffee and water bottles and a courtesy. The breakfast buffet had a pretty good variety of fruits, yogurts, juices and nice and fresh breads. It did have a espresso machine and some sweets and cheeses. Considering pandemic measures i thought the hotel is being really careful living windows and doors open, and at the hotel restaurant the tables have enough room between them. I would say it’s a 9 out of 10.

This is a mid-range brand of the Accor hotel chain and theoretically offers a good level of comfort, albeit at European-level prices. I stayed five nights to experience Curitiba and its surroundings in detail, though five days of continuous rain and low temperatures were obviously not ideal for such a visit. The hotel did not provide or even rent umbrellas for guests, though advised me where I could by one if prepared to walk a couple of hundred meters under the deluge. I found the accommodation satisfactory in most respects, but there were a number of very minor things that were not quite as they might have been. My reasonably sized room was on the cold side, and the fan heater seemed to do little but blow cold air around the room until I managed to reset it by random pressing of buttons (no instructions were provided), which I did on several occasions and still don’t know how I succeeded. The shampoo/gel dispenser in the shower was empty, though I always bring my own soap anyway. The breakfast buffet was extensive, though nothing exceptional by Brazilian standards. On my first evening I dined in the hotel restaurant, finding that my free drink voucher was valid only for either of the two cheapest beers on the menu. Why even bother? At the hotel’s Peruvian themed restaurant I ordered a vegetarian ceviche as a starter, and a veggie chaufa as a main, but the waiter brought me a totally wrong (meat) dish, then seemed a bit put out that I rejected it – she was visibly reprimanded by the maitre d’. I ate elsewhere on the other nights of my stay but noticed on my return to the hotel one evening that diners were being loudly serenaded by a ?Peruvian style band that didn’t seem very conducive to a quiet working dinner, nor to a romantic occasion. My room had thick curtains drawn across the window, which hid the view of a dim and dreary inner courtyard. On the plus side, the wifi was fast and consistent, the bed very comfortable, the safe for valuables reassuring and the working desk functional. The central location was very convenient for seeing the main sights, and getting around the rather large city by uber was correspondingly inexpensive, making up for the steep room rate.