Bahiacafé Hotel

A great hotel, in the middle of the historic district, great design, food and atmosphere. very helpful staff that made our stay in salvador a real pleasure!

having no aircondition in a steamy city like Salvador is a big miss out in such a great hotel (the ceiling fan is certainly not enough).

All the nice coluors. Frendly owner who was waving goodbye when we left. Can you ask for more.....

Staff extremely friendly and helpful: On an early morning, I did not have Brazilian Reals, so Michel (not sure of spelling) lent me money! Also, we had to check out at 5am for a flight and again Michel (the owner) woke up to open the door for us! The old boutique style. Very clean. Location is the best in the city. Very close to public transportation as well as the Elevator. I also suggest you ask for room no. 8…Has partial view over the bay and Praca da Se Spacious bedroom Simple, yet great breakfast/ coffee Not sure if this is considered a pousada or a hotel...but if you are planning to stay in a pousada...this is definitely the best in town!!! And by the way, if you are going to Salvador, do not stay in one of the those luxurious

The noise (music and dogs barking late at night) coming from Praca da Se (where the hotel is located) No ac. Although you might need no ac, you sometimes have to close the window because of the noise…therefore it becomes warm in the room. No tv in room. No Safe box in room

Opportunity to see city center day-and-night. Friendly welcome. Ample (though simple) breakfasts. Free wireless internet access.

Noise from (very) early-morning street-cleaning and barking from feral dogs in plaza.

Inside the hotel the facility is attractively decorated, very elegant. The breakfast was delicious with the best coffee of our three week trip around Brazil. It was handy that an internet cafe was in the lobby of the hotel.

Our room was small. The staff was not very conversant in English but we were not at all conversant in Portuguese..

The hotel in itself is a lovely little property. Salvador the city is the problem. Therefore please don't misconstrue my review as negative with respect to the hotel, my major concern is Salvador. Families with small children in particular should avoid Salvador in my opinion..

The location of the hotel is on one of the main squares in Salvador. The square is quite run down with packs of dogs, beggers and prostitutes. At night it gets worse and to access the hotel you have to go down a side street which leads to the favela.

In the city center, very convenient, very kind personnel

This is a pousada - a small old-city house remodeled as a hotel. The design is great. The room was clean and nice looking, though missing some basic facilities such as a closet. The propriator, Michel, is very nice and helpful. The location is great, with the pros and cons of the historical center. Somewhat highly priced. In summary, recommended.

Very good value for money, but don't expect luxury. Excellent location if you are visiting the old Salvador. Breakfast is simple but the juices are to die for! The variety and quality are out of this world! Owner very welcoming and helpful. However if you like the big chain hotels don't go there - but if you like the small charming hotels, then please do!

Brand new, great service, perfect location.

absolut zentral gelegen und für diese Lage doch noch ruhig. beim "Check in" wurde englisch gesprochen. hat uns die Verständigung sehr erleichtert. Danke!!!

l' amabilité de tout le personnel et spécialement celle du patron de l'hotel.La situation de l'hotel en plein centre historique. c'est une vielle demeure de S. de Bahia améngée avec goùt.