From the compact 19 m² room to the 86 m² Terraza with a rooftop terrace. All categories at the same address, just across the avenue from the sand.
There are 5 categories, from the 19 m² Standard to the 86 m² Terraza with a private terrace. The difference between them is size, bed and how much sea comes in through the window. Breakfast from 5:30 am, the pool and the jangada out front apply to all.
The hotel's entry point, in two configurations. The Double has 19 m², for those who spend the day at the beach and come back to the room to sleep. The Triple has 26 m², with a double bed and a single. There are 113 rooms, the largest share of the hotel, and in the Triple one child up to 10 stays free.
The same layout as the Double Standard, with the Pajuçara sea coming in at the side of the window. There are 33 rooms, and it is the most affordable way to wake up with the blue out of the corner of your eye.
Six corner suites, with a 180-degree view of the Pajuçara sea. The bed faces the glass, and sunrise and sunset happen without you getting up. Sleeps two in a double bed.
Fifty-one square meters in two rooms, up to five guests and two bathrooms. It's the detail that saves the morning for anyone traveling with kids. Up to three children stay free, and there are only 6 rooms like this in the hotel.
The group's largest city accommodation: 86 m² with a private rooftop terrace, sun lounger and table. The whole Pajuçara sky outside the glass. There are three in the hotel, and they work like a holiday apartment with hotel service.
The list below doesn't depend on the category you choose: it applies to all 161 rooms, from the Standard to the Terraza. What changes from one to another is size, bed and view.
Starting prices per night, for two people. Rates vary by date and category: check yours on the group's official website.
Five categories, one address: the Pajuçara seafront, with breakfast from 5:30 am and the jangada leaving out front.
