Gramado hotels near Nicoletti Square

Pros: The hostel is very good. According to what you can expect in Brazil it’s a good value for money. Our chalé was very comfortable and enough space for three of us! I liked the amount things to do for our 4 years daughter. She enjoyed a lot. We spend lovely time in the swimming pool. Also recommend to have a dinner there. Much better prices then outside in Gramado and quality very good. What a pity they don’t serve lunch there.

Pros: Good space for kids

Pros: The location , the building

Pros: It was clean and the breakfast was nice with lots of options, the staff was friendly and helpful.

Pros: The location, the room and the staff were all great.

Pros: Stuff was very polite!breakfast was very good.

Pros: My wife and i were there during the last holiday and we really recommend this hotel, it’s clean and comfortable, also all the staff are very friendly and they are prompt to help us anytime. The morning coffee is very good and there are many options of breads, cakes and fruits. Great hotel!

Pros: friendly staff, very nice breakfast

Pros: The locations, the breakfast good, nice building, nice and quiet room

Pros: Nice ambience, looks you are in a chalet in the middle of the black forest. cuckoo's clock and little snowmen everywhere. good breakfast and a short distance to the city center.

Pros: This 50-year-old little gem was probably the fanciest hotel in town back when it was built, and it was a natural choice for us as we were looking for a place to spend a couple of days in Gramado. Located only one or two blocks from everywhere you want to visit (restaurants, shops, you name it), yet tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac that naturally limits traffic, this was the ideal spot for walking about town at leisure. When the shopping bags eventually piled up, we simply walked back to the hotel, enjoyed their complementary afternoon coffee and cakes, and then hit the town again. The staff was very friendly and readily provided us with all information we could possibly need about sights and places to visit. Hotel das Hortênsias has been totally renovated but has managed to retain the charming ambience and personal touch that you simply won't get in a run-of-the-mill hotel chain. Case in point: there's an in-house siamese cat that lazily lounges on her favorite armchair in the entrance hall. One morning she spontaneously jumped on my lap as I was reading the newspaper.

Pros: Beatiful place, well located. But don’t match the cost of rates.......simple in general.

Pros: Helpfull and available staff.

Pros: Don’t like to pay for parking; very long check in time; no pool service; expensive prices; slow room service; rooms that need renovation; dusty air conditioning, etc

Pros: Very nice hotel accommodations, well cleaned, nice service and very well located.

Pros: Amazing staff, very attentive and helpful

Pros: The location and the front desk staff.

Pros: The hotel was amazing. The staff is very friendly and the cleanness of the room is outstanding. The location is very central, for walks or even to go to further places by car, the access is very easy. The fireplace is very cozy and the pianist at night made the room into an old time saloon.

Pros: Everything was excellent. We loved the fireplace room and the pianist.

Pros: Hospitality

Pros: Location

Pros: I liked the organization of the event I was, also the breakfast and the hotel staff, they were very kind and attentive. The bar and the fire place are very charming.

Pros: Excellent location. Amazing architecture!

Pros: Location

Pros: the room is very clean and the bed is conformable.

Pros: Breakfast and location.

Pros: Very kind and gentle staff: especially Paulo Viana (reception), Francisco (restaurant, room service), Katherine (room maid), and the swimming-pool barman (Jackson). Nice views from the upper floors to the cliffs and valleys. Nice gardens. Close enough to good restaurants, attractions and city centre, but fortunately far from the crowds.

Pros: Location and customer service

Pros: Everything !!!!