Natal resorts

Pros: The pool, and poolside bar staff, are amazing. I spent 2 glorious days poolside and it was bliss. The breakfast was delicious and abundant with incredible views from the restaurant. The beach is also fabulous and the view of the dunes is impressive. It's a beautiful hotel that is clearly very popular with locals and families.

Pros: Seaview Hotel Staff

Pros: Beautifully decorated Cleanliness Efficient staff Very well taken care Great food

Pros: Large rooms, a lot of recreational space, great pools

Pros: Spacious rooms with sea view, great pool area, location right at the beach

Pros: Husband and I flew from USA and we were super happy

Pros: Very well located upon the beach, very near (by car) from supermarkets. Spotless clean. Very comfortable room, good a/c and Wi-Fi. The beach is huge, actually there are several pools all connected. Breakfast is excellent with a wide variety of fruits and brioches. I will return for sure.

Pros: Staff, breakfast and overall facilities.

Pros: Location and facilities/pool area are excellent

Pros: Once we arrived, the lobby was really chic looking but very hot since there was no air conditioning. I was the first to arrive at the reception, and was just handed a paper to fill out with no greeting whatsoever....more people arriving were also handed a paper. So whoever filled it out first gets to check in- they need to be better organized. Also, there was no explanation of where to go to find the room, what time were meals, or the shows. Parking is 10 reis a day (which sometimes is full), towels for daily use of the pool or beach are also an additional cost, and if you are disabled or need wheelchair or golf-cart assistance, it also is an additional cost (which was like $5 reis or something and would go to some philanthropy cause- a little strange). The hotel accommodations are broken into 4 "rooms" in a single bungalow style building...spread out behind the reception building...so if your 'lucky' like we were, you might be walking (with your luggage) all the way up the hill, 6 buildings back! (If you're physically fit, then it'll be okay..if not, this hotel may not be ideal for you...we walked A LOT....once we forgot the room key and had to go all the way back down...) Breakfast was awesome, the food is great and there are a lot of options...it's just really hot because there is zero air-conditioning. The cleanliness of the rooms was great, but the bed was like a brick, but the rooms have air conditioning and the working staff are really friendly. The location of the hotel is wonderful since you're next to a lot of shops and restaurants, and of course, the beach (Mango's is a little restaurant with a nice 2-for-1 chopp nearby, and all the crepe kiosks were delicious). However, the street of the hotel is on a dead-end so once traffic hits, it can be a bit frustrating. The pools at the hotel are great, but close around 7 or 8 p.m. unfortunately.

Pros: Location

Pros: I arrived from the hotel yesterday night so everything is fresh in mind, so it should be smooth. The hotel is great. It´s right on the Ponta Negra beach and it has two ways to access - the main entry for the reception and the one on the shore that gives you access to the beach. It has three sets of pools on two different levels so you can have kids on upper level and there´s another pool for adults that has a kind of bar on it (but was not operating on our stay there... might be for high season) and the view is excellent. On the shore access entry, you can walk along the shore and visit many... many... many stores and restaurants. Everything a tourist needs and wants, also with options to find touring operators offering rides to different points - from lagoons, to beaches, to diving, to dunes - they have it all. If you do not get a car, Uber is available also with another App option (99Pop). Breakfast was GREAT with options for eggs (scrambled, fried, omelet) and also tapioca. Coffee, milk and tea is available and juices and yogurts. They have options for breads and cakes and some other options like sausage, yuka, cuscus and croissants. Really good breakfast that you sets your way for the day. The rooms... now I need to explain. The hotel is kind of located on a hill, so there are plenty of room units, but you will need to go along ramps or get some shortcut through stairs and it´s all outdoors. If you get room 534, you need to go to level 5th to get your room. No elevator, no easy way. I read they have a kind of electrical car that could take you to higher rooms, but that is available through evaluation of the need and also through a donation. If you have mobility issues or kids, the lower levels are savers, but keep in mind that they are also more expensive and more deluxe style (I´d say premium rooms) but the view from the upper rooms is gorgeous since there´s nothing to obstruct your view. The staff is great, they manage to please me, and rooms had a large umbre

Pros: The room we've got is far from being the one in the frame picture. The food is not good, the restaurant is always full of people, hard to get good meal. You should be lucky to get a room where you don´t need to climb all the way up the hill. Getting to the room can be as doing a mountain expedition. No internet above in the hills. We arrived at 7 pm the room was not prepared for 4 people and they only got the beds by midnight.