Simas Praia

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• Junnior

  23 abril 2012
  Good choice for business or holliday

  Aracaju isn´t a cheap destination. So, this small hotel will give you standard services for a affordable price. Free wi-fi and breakfast, clean bathrooms, no safe box. The recepcionist doesn´t speak english. You´ll find a lot of restaurants around.

  

• paulo_fernandez

  29 agosto 2013
  aspectos positivos e negativos do Simas Praia Hotel em Aracaju

  The location of the hotel, quite near the airport and in front of a beautiful beach where one can find many good restaurants serving regional and sea food of good quality. The room should have places to hang wet clothes and things used in the beach, specially when it is occupied by family with children. A localização do hotel, muito próximo do aeroporto e em frente a uma linda praia, onde se pode encontrar muitos restaurantes bons, servindo comidas típicas da região nordeste e frutos do mar. O quarto deveria ter locais para pendurar roupas molhadas e demais itens de uso na praia, especialmente quando ocupado por família com crianças.

  

• mosttravel

  06 febrero 2016
  Brazilian northeast

  Good hotel near the beach and several rstaurants In front of it there are several historical figures of Brazil they are all made in copper looks like. The swiming pool is very small but with the ocean it would not make any difference There is a bridge to cross on foot to go tk the beach.

  

• Paulo65537

  20 enero 2019
  Great Location and friendly Staff.

  The hotel is very close to the beach and the Passarela do Caranguejo where there are plenty of good restaurants. It has a private garage with many parking places, which is great if you are doing a road trip in Noroeste. The breakfast was wonderful, with many cakes and nice fruit sucos. From the pool there is a nice view of the beach just on the other side of a road. Be careful crossing the road, but if you are patient there will be someone who will stop for you to pass ;-) Will certainly return to this hotel if I am again in Aracaju.