Find hotels in Boa Vargem Grande from AED 140

"Great place to stay. Easy access to it. Excellent breakfast. "

"good hotel "

"This hotel is horrible for a multitude of different reasons. Let’s start with they placed it 100 feet after a toll, so everytime you leave and come back it’s 20$ each way. They used to do vouchers but stopped 3 years ago I was told, which is extremely greedy. The hotel itself is in terrible condition, I closed the bathroom door and the hatch in the ceiling fell and hit me. The shower is missing the finish on one side and looks extremely poor and run down. The room is small and the air conditioner barely works. The pictures are a complete lie about this property. The staff is also extremely incompetent, I expressed to the front desk I didn’t feel comfortable with cleaners in the room because there is no safe. Only to come back after being out 10 hours to somebody in our room. The front desk didn’t even offer an apology. There is a massive pot hole in the driveway which unavoidable and really can damage your car. I wouldn’t recommend this to anybody. Absolutely terrible experience and they should be offering a refund. "

"El Desayuno no tiene opciones libres de lactosa."

"I would honestly tell anyone to steer clear of this hotel. The only reason I gave two stars to the staff was because the person who checked me in was friendly other than that this hotel is pretty awful. I had breakfast and I took one bite of the sausage and realized it was rotten. The sauna looked like it hadn’t been clean in years. Other than that first staff member, the other staff cared about your experience at the hotel when we brought up some concerns. I’m almost certain I got food poisoning there from the food. Do not stay here."

"It’s an excelent place for stay."

"Rooms were spotless"

"Clean room and kind staffs! "

"The hotel is one elevator away from the Shopping Tamboré -very convenient. Staff is very friendly. Breakfast was delicious - typical of Brazilian hotels with rolls, Brazilian cheese bread, cold cuts, fruits, yogurt, cereal, juices and coffee. One issue I had (and that seems to be a common feature in Brazilian hotels) is that they do not have a room that accommodates a family of 4. I had to book 2 rooms for 2 adults and 2 kids. They were able to give us the rooms next to each other, though. And they gave the second room for half the price - some sort of "family deal.""