Sia Park Executive Hotel

“È un buon hotel per affari”

Ho alloggiato un paio di volte a Isa Park Hotel, e non ho niente di cui lamentarsi. la prima colazione è buona, con vari tipi di pane e succhi naturali. La camera è abbastanza grandi e comodi letti. 2 Punti contro: a volte acqua corrente e doccia esce marrone; Internet molto debole. In altri, un bu… Più

Ho alloggiato un paio di volte a Isa Park Hotel, e non ho niente di cui lamentarsi. la prima colazione è buona, con vari tipi di pane e succhi naturali. La camera è abbastanza grandi e comodi letti. 2 Punti contro: a volte acqua corrente e doccia esce marrone; Internet molto debole. In altri, un buon hotel. PS. Non c'è niente da fare nei dintorni dell'hotel. Niente. Se volete fare qualcosa, è necessario un taxi.

Meno

“Nice hotel”

I was here for a couple of days and had a decent experience at the hotel. Must say it is one of the decent hotels around this place. You will not anything to complain, rest assured all things are available.

“Hotel funzionale vicino alle zone industriali”

Siamo stati qui durante un viaggio d'affari a Brasilia. Era vicino al lavoro, il che è stato il motivo principale. l'hotel è molto pulito e la colazione è buona. ci si confronta al Courtyard Marriott (tranne che per la pausa veloce e gratuita decisamente migliore rispetto al cortile). Le camere so… Più

Siamo stati qui durante un viaggio d'affari a Brasilia. Era vicino al lavoro, il che è stato il motivo principale. l'hotel è molto pulito e la colazione è buona. ci si confronta al Courtyard Marriott (tranne che per la pausa veloce e gratuita decisamente migliore rispetto al cortile). Le camere sono di buone dimensioni, letti comodi e puliti. L'unico problema è che la maggior parte dei buoni ristoranti sono a circa 20 minuti in taxi min.

Meno

“A suburban motel, revamped”

SIA Park is a self-proclaimed "executive hotel", located at SIA Sul, Guará, a suburban industrial district far away from the heart of the city. Looks exactly like other many 1970’s tiny, shoebox shaped, two-story hotels of Brasilia. The difference is: this hotel was refurbished in a fashionable way… Più

SIA Park is a self-proclaimed "executive hotel", located at SIA Sul, Guará, a suburban industrial district far away from the heart of the city. Looks exactly like other many 1970’s tiny, shoebox shaped, two-story hotels of Brasilia. The difference is: this hotel was refurbished in a fashionable way, converted to a modern-look motel. From the flat-screen TV set to the electronic safe, everything just looks fine. A new aircon set, a gorgeous bed, hot water at the sink, nice ambient lights... Some things, however, were not enhanced - like soundproofing. A lot of unwanted noises from the hallway (a TV set at the reading room) and from the avenue just in front of the hotel (pull the curtains!). At the front desk, in the check-in, a very taciturn old man (which later become a bavardage at phone with his family); in the check-out, a courteous lady, but she tried to charge me a couple of beers (it was already in the bill - oddly enough, it was a one night stay). The breakfast, a ordinary buffet, was served at the basement level. The hotel staff has absolutely no skills in any language except Portuguese. Looks like the owners tried to imitate everything from the good hotels from the Plano Piloto – including the room rates, way too expensive except if you are in central Brasilia. . If you have businesses near to the hotel (for instance, at AEB - the Brazilian Space Agency), this is a convenient place to stay, because SIA Sul is in the city's periphery and there's no good hotels around there. Otherwise, you'll lose a lot of time and/or money no matter what you will do. No marts, restaurants or good public transportation in the neighborhoods, except for a Subway restaurant (Eat Fresh!) inside the service station just beside the hotel. And all the prices at the hotel are pretty expensive. If all the Brasilia's good hotels are full to capacity (it happened to me), this is almost an acceptable option, since old hotels in Brasilia are mostly awful, and hotels at satellite towns like Taguatinga are totally out of the way. Unless you are going to work at SIA Sul or Guará, try to find a better hotel first at SHS, SHN or SHTN (the Brasilia's hotel sectors, close to the city's most important and interesting places).

Meno