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This hotel is very well located. It is possibly the only place for conventions in Búzios - it has a nice structure. Maybe for this reason people overlook it for a weekend or vacations, but it provides excellent value for the money, considering Búzios standards. You are near Rua das Pedras and Orla Bardot, with all their fancy shops and restaurants. But you are also near Praia dos Ossos and Azeda, where you will find simple and cheaper restaurants.

We were disappointed with our room allocation on the first night. Some nasty niffs hanging around, we couldn`t find a cause (strong lavatory odor enhanced by some `masking` citrus chemicals). We requested relocation and luckily they had another available room so we got another one. Our happiness didn`t last too long though because on the third night our room leaked completely due to severe downpour. water all over the floor, wet luggage, midnight nightmare. There was a second relocation after that, bit too much as for a 4-night stay in what had been advertised as a `luxurious, exclusive and tranquil` property. The first two rooms should not have been offered to guests in the first place. Staff however very friendly and doing their utmost to make us happy and accepted their liability for these disasters. We have requested some form of compensation and received a free taxi transfer to Rio (worth £100) without any problems. I think they know exactly what is going on with some of the rooms, and these, I`m afraid are below the advertised standard. In Buzios there many other lovely properties in much better locations so I wouldn`t really recommend staying in Glenzhaus (at this price!). Looks good in pictures though.

I enjoyed my stay and the Pousada was exactly as advertised. I chose Saint Germain because of the price and location and the fact that the owner Paul is American since I speak no Portugese. The Pousada is in a great location less than 5 mins walk from the beach and the Brigitte Bardot Walk. It's not the most luxurious pousada in town by any means but the price is so good that you can ignore detail of fittings etc in the room. Bed good, breakfast more than adequate and advice from Paul was very helpful on all kinds of topics. I visited in winter but I suspect the mosquitoes in summer would be quite numerous so ensure you close your windows coming up to dusk to keep the pesky critters out of your room.

It was OK. The rooms were sparsely equipped: nowhere to hang your clothes, no cupboards, no chairs or tables. No chair or table on the balcony. No coat hangers. Small things that would be easy to fix. One day we got a note saying "If you store things in the fridge it will cost you 5 BRL". Come on! The pool was very small, just a bucket of water, no continuous water cleaning during the day. Breakfast was not very much. All in all, a budget hotel that's OK, but not more. + for free and easy to use Internet (Wifi).

It was amazing. The owner takes care of details; she cooks most of the things at home (granola, yoghurt, jam...)and also grows the vegetables and fruits in the garden. She makes sure that you arrived safely (she came to pick us up around 2:30am in the city center encase we were lost), she speaks 5+ languages and she makes sure that everyone is having a great time while staying at the Anfiteatro. She can also arranged massages, dinner reservations and if you would like to stay and having dinner at the posada, she will cook an amazing dinner. I will come back for sure!