Monumental Bittar

Positive points: Location, service. Negative points: It's bad, there's no water out, you have to take a bath under the shower to try to wet the body, the water doesn't regulate the average temperature, or it's 60 degrees or 10 degrees, there's no middle term. I stayed on the fourth floor and the elevator only went to the Third party. Very old air conditioning. I paid over 300 per day.

The hotel is old, and it is noted that the maintenance of the equipment is somewhat abandoned. The elevators are with the stainless steel walls all scratched, with various scratches and marks of double-faced tape that was removed but didn't clear the grid. We stayed in room 410, which was quite spacious and with good beds. The closet had a slight mould smell, but we didn't use it. The air conditioner made a loud noise when it turned on, but it stopped after some time. The hotel breakfast is very weak, with very little variety, for example, there was no bread variety, and in the two days we stayed there, there was only French bread in the buffet. The juices they provided these two days were caju juice and goiaba juice, flavors that, let us agree, are not so popular. The location of the hotel is very good, close to several restaurants and close to the monumental axis. It has a good cost benefit for those who will use it only to sleep, as it has no other attractive.

Very old hotel and with very precarious service. Old bed, sheets with holes... Restaurant is bad!!! No variety of anything and with low-quality utensils. Employees strive to provide good service. But... I don't think they're professionals in the field. In short, just in case you don't have a place to stay. PS: we paid daily R$ 450.00