Costeiro is just a 15-minute walk from Olinda historical town, which was named a world heritage by UNESCO. The hotel offers a swimming pool in its courtyard with ocean views.
Tiago
United States of America
Very nice hotel, clean and close to a lot of nice places. The breakfast also very good.
Set in a beautiful park next to Olinda´s São Francisco Convent, this hotel features a colonial museum and modern rooms. Free Wi-Fi, free parking and a large pool are available.
Walter
Brazil
Peaceful oasis inside the historic district, staff very friendly and helpful
Pousada do Amparo has an outdoor swimming pool, garden, a terrace and restaurant in Olinda. This 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi. Guests can have a drink at the bar.
Set in Olinda, within 4.3 mi of São Bento Monastery and 5 mi of Historic Center, Hotel de Trânsito da PM-PE provides accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool and free WiFi.
Located in Olinda, a 14-minute walk from Bairro Novo Beach, Pousada Convento da Conceição has accommodations with a garden, free private parking and a shared lounge.
Eran
Israel
Very clean, view is great, location is great, staff are great, breakfast is great. Really recommended.
Tastefully decorated rooms with air conditioning await you at Hotel Pousada São Francisco, a welcoming hotel that lies only 110 yards from the beach in Olinda.
Adriana
Netherlands
The place is beautiful the pool is amazing. Staff is great. I would return for sure.
Pousada Sítio do Carmo offers dormitory and double rooms with private bathrooms. It is set in a charming green house and located on the main Praça da Abolição in Olinda´s historic center.
Leopedraz
Brazil
Accommodation closely located to the Olinda's historic city center and all the sightseeing. Very nice and helpful staff.
República Azul offers accommodations in Olinda, a 11-minute walk from Praia de Rio Doce and 1.3 miles from Bairro Novo Beach. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
Olinda is odd in that it is lightly populated.
For instance, there are a phenomenal number of churches in a very small area but (I imagine) way less people than there were historically,
The beach is close by and nice.
It is a stark contrast to Recife so close by.
The minor basilica is worth a visit with it’s gold or nation.
Patrick
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I didn't realize that my dates coincided with what is called...
I didn't realize that my dates coincided with what is called the "previa", or preview to Carnaval. So this was an unexpected treat in a way! I don't have the tolerance or stamina for actual Carnaval, but being able to partake in and witness the preliminary street festivals was quite fun. Olinda is lovely and so walkable. I do wish that the signage for the historical markers was restored and improved. For example, the Ribeira Market is a local spot for purchasing souvenirs. It also is significant for being the market where enslaved Black people were sold alongside other "commodities". Given that Brazil has the largest percentage of people of African descent in the Americas whose ancestors were enslaved by the Portuguese, this history should NOT be overlooked, "whitewashed" or hidden. One can enjoy the beauty of a place AND acknowledge the painful legacy of enslavement throughout the Americas. Lastly, don't swim in the beaches here. Raw sewage ends up here and you can see this in the brown water. If you want a beach to swim in, head south to Porto de Galinhas.
Dawn
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Charming historic town.
Charming historic town. By total coincidence I was there on a Sunday night in the lead-up to Carnaval, and a local Carnaval team was practicing. Fun to watch. This evidently happens on Sunday nights for at least several weeks (longer?) leading up to Carnaval.
Leonard
United States of America
Scored 10
10
An incredible little haven of peace and beauty next to a...
An incredible little haven of peace and beauty next to a buzzling city of Recife. The beaches right in front of the town are not extraordinary but within 10-15 min drive there are large beaches with little bars etc. Like anywhere in Brazil, litter and especially plastic is a problem.
The hotel and its surroundings are beautiful with loads of trees and plants, it really feels like a tropical paradise! The room itself was very nice with a lovely balcony. Also a very nice pool area and the dining area was outside (and covered) which was nice as you really felt you were in nature.
The staff is very nice and do not hesitate to help you or offer to keep the bags, use the tables and the condiments. The breakfast was very good and diversified ! The location to visit Olinda is great.
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