Find hotels near Barra do Juru Beach, Vitoria from AED 188

"Great value for the money. The hotel has recently inaugurated, so everything is NEW and the staff in putting a lot of effort in pleasing guests. Perfect time to enjoy and new hotel."

"I love about everything , service, location, staff, food , my room , pool, view. I’ve the price was very fair . 5 ⭐️ stars .👏👏👏👏👏"

"One of the best hotel options in Vitoria. High quality service as you’d expect from the Sheraton brand, clean and comfortable rooms with great views sea views. Gym and roof top pool area are great (albeit the pool area is fairly compact and can get busy at peak times). Location also very good for everything you need in Vitoria"

"This is my 2 times stay in here ! Very nice super clean "

"First room it was a really bad leak in the bathroom but they relocated us to another room. Internet never worked on the restaurant area so was no way to work while eating due to the time difference. So we were limited to work WiFi just soap no shampoo/conditioner travel when we arrived. I know the state is hot but it was no comforter for night sleep I know we should ask and I know if we did definitely they would’ve brought it to us, but I don’t think those are things that should or it wasn’t need to be asked for. I’m not complaining. I’m just giving ideas for mandatory stuff to be inside of the room while guest arrive on a five star hotel. "

"Vey good stay"

"Very clean, staff is friendly, room is spacious"

"Great hotel just across the street from beautiful Ipatarica Beach. Free breakfast and parking included in the price. Meticulous maid service. Walking and bike paths the entire length of the beach with kiosks to get food and drink with table service on the beach. Best location in Villa Velha. "

"They didn't speak English if you're American. So hopefully you speak Portuguese. I do so it wasn't a problem. Just remember in Brazil they use their key card to turn the power on to the room as you come into the door on the wall. You stick the key in the slot then the power turns on. For Americans this is different. Just don't forget your key when you leave. "