The location was great. The breakfast could have improvements.

The cleaning of the rooms wasn’t always good. More rigor is needed.

location and breakfast was ok

you can hear everything from other rooms. my room has just one window on the top.

nothing

everything

this is my summary of the days I stayed at the Bittar Inn, Wi-Fi terrible, at peak hours, it doesn't work, imagine a hotel with 68 rooms and with Wi-Fi problem, it's horrible. it only works fine when you use it in the middle of the hallway and sitting under the router, but it also falls off. bathroom had hair, and it didn't seem to have been cleaned very well before, that is, they didn't do a heavy cleaning before, in times of post pandemic, cleaning should also be a priority. rough towels and shower with little water at low peak hours. I would like to be writing a good review but was disappointed. the first day of breakfast the omelet was freshly made because I saw the cook making it, but on the second day, what was left of the day before was heated up in the microwave. The omelet looked greenish on the bottom, horrible. I couldn't eat an egg that day. I didn't risk eating cheese or ham either. Summing up the things they had for breakfast I thought it was weak. There was sliced ​​cheese and ham, sliced ​​papaya, white bread, old custard, old granola, old cereal, banana, yogurt not properly refrigerated, coffee, milk and milk chocolate. there was no sachet honey or sachet jelly. that is, weak. On the day I leave, the receptionist can't even call a taxi for me to go to the airport. I've worked in the hotel business, in almost all areas, except finance and I thought it was absurd for a hotel reception to not be able to call a taxi for its guest, I had to leave the hotel carrying my suitcase and backpack in search of taxi in the middle of Sunday in Brasília, it was not easy to find it, I had to walk many blocks until I found one passing by. in short I do not recommend this hotel to anyone.

this is my summary of the days I stayed at the Bittar Inn, Wi-Fi terrible, at peak hours, it doesn't work, imagine a hotel with 68 rooms and with Wi-Fi problem, it's horrible. it only works fine when you use it in the middle of the hallway and sitting under the router, but it also falls off. bathroom had hair, and it didn't seem to have been cleaned very well before, that is, they didn't do a heavy cleaning before, in times of post pandemic, cleaning should also be a priority. rough towels and shower with little water at low peak hours. I would like to be writing a good review but was disappointed. the first day of breakfast the omelet was freshly made because I saw the cook making it, but on the second day, what was left of the day before was heated up in the microwave. The omelet looked greenish on the bottom, horrible. I couldn't eat an egg that day. I didn't risk eating cheese or ham either. Summing up the things they had for breakfast I thought it was weak. There was sliced ​​cheese and ham, sliced ​​papaya, white bread, old custard, old granola, old cereal, banana, yogurt not properly refrigerated, coffee, milk and milk chocolate. there was no sachet honey or sachet jelly. that is, weak. On the day I leave, the receptionist can't even call a taxi for me to go to the airport. I've worked in the hotel business, in almost all areas, except finance and I thought it was absurd for a hotel reception to not be able to call a taxi for its guest, I had to leave the hotel carrying my suitcase and backpack in search of taxi in the middle of Sunday in Brasília, it was not easy to find it, I had to walk many blocks until I found one passing by. in short I do not recommend this hotel to anyone.

The staff was very nice

There wasn't a toilet door on our ensuite. Gross!