Paraíso Natal Hotel
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:30 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Front desk 24 hour
Non-smoking
Smoking areas
More about Paraíso Natal Hotel
Paraíso Natal Hotel
Set in Natal, within a few steps of Areia Preta Beach and 3.2 km of Forte dos Reis Magos, Hotel Paraiso Natal - Beira Mar offers accommodation with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free private parking for guests who drive.
Reviews from 
Group traveller
Comment: 30 May 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
Great experience
I was very well received by the receptionist Josy, the moca who arrange the rooms, Neide very polite and helpful, still has the Rafael who welcomed us with education. the hotel and excellent, good location, close to everything, the coffee from manha excellent, I will definitely come back again.
Family traveller
Comment: 11 Sep 2025
Stayed in: Sep 2025
I recommend with reservations
Hotel well located, good breakfast, room and good beds, clean place, the reserve stayed for the bathroom, very small box with low ceiling, but still meets my needs
Family traveller
Comment: 4 Apr 2025
Stayed in: Mar 2025
Family walk.
The rooms are medium, smelling moisture. Do not recommend for those who have allergies. However, the apartment and clean. The bathroom is also cleaned with electric shower.
The hotel has parking is on the street (walkway of the establishment).
The breakfast is good. The landscape, view to the sea is very good.
The hotel has parking is on the street (walkway of the establishment).
The breakfast is good. The landscape, view to the sea is very good.
Family traveller
Comment: 16 Mar 2025
Stayed in: Mar 2025
Disappointing!
This was the first family trip we made together with parents and father-in-law and, unfortunately, we had a bad experience with the lodging. We highlight, however, the care of Rafael, who received us on the day of check-in, and the employees responsible for breakfast, which was very well served. For both, our score is 10. We emphasize that, in the matter of attention, only Rafael stood out, a great talent that is skilled in this place.
When we reached the rooms, we already faced several problems. In two of them, there was no toilet paper roll. When requesting at the reception, only one roll was provided initially, which forced us to request again – which, for a five-day stay, passed the impression of cost containment. Also there was no soap in the sink, face towel or carpet to get out of the box.
In room 201, the sink tap was completely disproportionate to the size of the cub, hardly fit the hand underneath to be able to use it. The discharge had little pressure, causing flow problems. The rubbed towels gave noise when using them – in room 108, a bad repair left much of the support unusable, as the pieces did not fit in the frites. The doors presented precarious finish and difficulty entering the rooms, having to make pressure to be able to open them. In addition, there was no support for toilet paper. In room 212, unlike the others, there were no two chairs on the balcony. We signaled the problem, but my parents had to charge again. Fortunately, Rafael was at the reception and quickly resolved the situation. Also a shameful frigobar in their room, tiny in size and well rusted.
In room 208, where my father-in-law stayed, the air conditioning did not work properly, which aggravated the presence of pernilongos. The structure, as well as the rest of the rooms, highlighted the "pushadines" made in the hotel – with the ceiling plaster peeling, rusted air conditioning and doors in poor condition. In identifying the air conditioning problem, my husband triggered the reception. As a solution, they offered the temporary switch to room 108 (located at the bottom, with partial loss of sea view) until the problem was resolved. The next day, a technician made the gas exchange and my father-in-law were able to return to the original room, but having this room exchange disorder.
In room 201, we faced problems with the Wi-Fi signal and the TV, which didn't work. We informed the reception on the first day and charged the return on two other occasions, without success. Only on the third day of stay, when I personally insisted again, we were offered the exchange for room 108 (also offered to my father-in-law the night before). However, this room presented other problems: it did not have the two chairs in the outside area, the frigobar outlet was unused (due to a "pushadinho" that covered a possible hole) - we moved to the outlet that would be the cell phone charger, the light switch was distant from the bed, and the shower was burned, forcing us to take a cold bath. Also, the bathroom window was broken.
When my mother-in-law requested the room to be cleaned, she asked about the bathroom rug and was informed that there were available rugs – which evidences the lack of standard in the room arrangement, as other rooms were also without these basic items.
The supports for liquid soap and shampoo/conditioner installed in the boxes were empty or with insufficient product, making it difficult to use. The blackout curtains of room 201 were short, allowing light to enter and waking us up sooner than we wanted.
Another critical point was the state of the sliding doors in the upper rooms (201, 208 and 212), which were extremely difficult to open, possibly due to lack of proper maintenance – no oil should pass in a while. In addition, all doors presented problems to lock with the key, and with easy access to other guests to access the rooms.
In the last few days of the stay, the intense rain further highlighted the structural flaws of the hotel. There were droplets in the hallways, with ceilings clearly in need of urgent repair. The area where the swing table was located, which was already in terrible condition (with tacos without a tip and no grit), was soaked with rain, making it impossible to use it as a leisure option during the rainy periods.
In short, the hotel needs urgent structural reform. Small "pushadines" do not solve the problems and only aggravate the lack of quality standards of the rooms and other areas of living.
When we reached the rooms, we already faced several problems. In two of them, there was no toilet paper roll. When requesting at the reception, only one roll was provided initially, which forced us to request again – which, for a five-day stay, passed the impression of cost containment. Also there was no soap in the sink, face towel or carpet to get out of the box.
In room 201, the sink tap was completely disproportionate to the size of the cub, hardly fit the hand underneath to be able to use it. The discharge had little pressure, causing flow problems. The rubbed towels gave noise when using them – in room 108, a bad repair left much of the support unusable, as the pieces did not fit in the frites. The doors presented precarious finish and difficulty entering the rooms, having to make pressure to be able to open them. In addition, there was no support for toilet paper. In room 212, unlike the others, there were no two chairs on the balcony. We signaled the problem, but my parents had to charge again. Fortunately, Rafael was at the reception and quickly resolved the situation. Also a shameful frigobar in their room, tiny in size and well rusted.
In room 208, where my father-in-law stayed, the air conditioning did not work properly, which aggravated the presence of pernilongos. The structure, as well as the rest of the rooms, highlighted the "pushadines" made in the hotel – with the ceiling plaster peeling, rusted air conditioning and doors in poor condition. In identifying the air conditioning problem, my husband triggered the reception. As a solution, they offered the temporary switch to room 108 (located at the bottom, with partial loss of sea view) until the problem was resolved. The next day, a technician made the gas exchange and my father-in-law were able to return to the original room, but having this room exchange disorder.
In room 201, we faced problems with the Wi-Fi signal and the TV, which didn't work. We informed the reception on the first day and charged the return on two other occasions, without success. Only on the third day of stay, when I personally insisted again, we were offered the exchange for room 108 (also offered to my father-in-law the night before). However, this room presented other problems: it did not have the two chairs in the outside area, the frigobar outlet was unused (due to a "pushadinho" that covered a possible hole) - we moved to the outlet that would be the cell phone charger, the light switch was distant from the bed, and the shower was burned, forcing us to take a cold bath. Also, the bathroom window was broken.
When my mother-in-law requested the room to be cleaned, she asked about the bathroom rug and was informed that there were available rugs – which evidences the lack of standard in the room arrangement, as other rooms were also without these basic items.
The supports for liquid soap and shampoo/conditioner installed in the boxes were empty or with insufficient product, making it difficult to use. The blackout curtains of room 201 were short, allowing light to enter and waking us up sooner than we wanted.
Another critical point was the state of the sliding doors in the upper rooms (201, 208 and 212), which were extremely difficult to open, possibly due to lack of proper maintenance – no oil should pass in a while. In addition, all doors presented problems to lock with the key, and with easy access to other guests to access the rooms.
In the last few days of the stay, the intense rain further highlighted the structural flaws of the hotel. There were droplets in the hallways, with ceilings clearly in need of urgent repair. The area where the swing table was located, which was already in terrible condition (with tacos without a tip and no grit), was soaked with rain, making it impossible to use it as a leisure option during the rainy periods.
In short, the hotel needs urgent structural reform. Small "pushadines" do not solve the problems and only aggravate the lack of quality standards of the rooms and other areas of living.
Couple
Comment: 13 Mar 2025
Stayed in: Mar 2025
Holidays!!:)
My experience at the hotel was very good! Jadson's service was excellent, since booking, passing all the guidelines and tips about tours in Christmas. Breakfast is very well served and the hotel location is perfect. We had a problem with the air conditioning on the first night, and as we arrived early in the morning, there was no other room available at the time. The next day, we were relocated to another apartment and everything was resolved. Overall, a great stay! I recommend and would return again.
Very good location
Av. Gov. Silvio Pedroza, 34, Natal, 59014-100, Brazil|5.76 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
11:30
Good to know
Pets not allowed
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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