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Explore 10 hotels in Centro, Brazil. Roomza scores every room so you can skip the guesswork and book with confidence.
LK DESIGN HOTEL FLORIANOPOLIS
The staff treats guests exceptionally well with genuine warmth. Rooms are modern and beautiful with an outstanding rooftop view. Check-in moves slowly and costs run high, but the restaurant lacks vegetarian options and feels restrictive.
Faial Prime Suites
Staff and breakfast are strong, but rooms disappoint. Multiple guests report sewage smells from bathrooms, mildew on windows, dim lighting, and cheap bedding that doesn't match online photos. Management refuses refunds when guests complain.
Novotel Florianopolis
Rooms are spacious with excellent showers and large beds, though traffic noise reaches lower floors. Staff quality varies significantly—some genuinely helpful, others indifferent. WiFi is unreliable and the hotel won't provide bottled water despite non-potable tap water.
ibis Florianopolis
Rooms are small but comfortable and clean with decent beds and good water pressure. The location is excellent and staff speak English well. Breakfast is basic but decent, though some guests report drain issues in bathrooms. You pay a fair price for what you get.
Slaviero
Rooms are spacious and quiet with good bay views. Breakfast is solid and staff speak English, though some guests report rudeness and maintenance issues like broken towel holders and inconsistent hot water. Parking costs extra and the gym needs work.
Castelmar Hotel
Rooms vary wildly in quality and comfort. WiFi fails regularly, AC units make noise at night, and you might get a cold room with inadequate blankets and towels. Staff ranges from polite to unfriendly, breakfast is decent but crowded during peak season, and the downtown location works well.
Blue Tree Premium Florianópolis
Rooms are large and comfortable with clean facilities. Construction noise across the road wakes guests early, and breakfast quality varies with dry cakes and overcooked eggs. Staff are mostly friendly but front desk can be rude and unhelpful.
Porto da Ilha Hotel
Thin walls mean you hear neighbors constantly, even at night. Rooms are newly renovated and comfortable, but noise is a serious problem. Staff quality varies widely depending on who's working, and parking is expensive with tight spots.
Majestic Palace Hotel
Rooms smell like mold and dampness, have stained furniture with visible wear, weak bathroom lighting, and thin walls that let noise through from the rooftop bar events until 3am. Most staff don't speak English. The oceanfront location and dinner quality are the only bright spots at this aging hotel charging five-star prices.
Hotel Intercity Florianópolis
Rooms are small and dated with mildew smells and broken heat. Staff is friendly and helpful. Location works for exploring the city center, but noise from the main road bothers some guests.