've been in this hotel in January 2011, he has good services, a prime location opposite the sea and the city of Natal is one of the most beautiful beaches of Brazil.

we stayed here in january 2007. a deal with thomsonfly.
hotel nothing to complain about, just the entertainment was poor and the wine had to be tasted to see how poor that was !
beach was nice for walking along, but too rough really for swimming or snorkelling.
the coconut drinks they served were very refreshing.
there are cats to feed !
beware of trips out, we booked two, one was a trip to a freshwater lake for a swim, a cashew nut tree, dolphins playing in the surf, lunch at an old barn, where we watched a bull harness itself up. this was by beach buggy - we hadn't wanted to go on the beach buggy adventure - but boy did we ! crashed on the way to the lake, no-one hurt, just shaken up.
then taking off into mid air when racing up and down sand dunes ! needed a stiff drink when we got back. my white blouse ruined with sand stains. the driver of the buggy was sacked afterwards.
gary, the rep was great.
the other trip to the mangroves,lunch on the beach, and afternoon tea in an old planation was more of a calming influence and more relaxing !

Far away from the Center of the city and from the main beach in Natal. Dont spend too much time in Natal, a couple of days is enough, try to visit other cities near by or stay in Pipa (awesome place).

I loved everything. I went to maracajau, pipa and genipabu beach.
when I arrived the hotel, I was received for a young girl receptionist called Rosana and others receptionists too but Her English was very good. She was very simpathetic and extrovert. She gave me many informations from Natal, for examples buggy river, maracajau diver and esquibunda. Esquibunda at Jacuma beach was wonderful. I want to grateful to the staff from the hotel Parque da Costeira specially Rosana (recepctionist), Marcelo ( waiter), Ze Maria (buggy driver) Jatenai (recepctionist) and one housekeeper that I can´t remember her name. I ate one food called tapioca with shrimps with cream cheese and caipirinha.
I am gonna back next year.
Peter,
New York