Nice place to stay in Brasilia. Well located, close to all Oscar Niemeyer's monuments. Staff are helpful and the waiters from the pool are are pretty friendly and funny. Sometimes thet have nice discounts during the weekend, ask them about it! Although it is considered a five star hotel, I believe the rooms should be modernized in certain ways. I... More

toilette full of yellow human fluids when getting first time in room/bath. frigobar never filled up again. when came back afternoon or evening, room never done, no cleaning, no organizing, nothing, not on even one day, was done by the hotel, had always to tell. so also no learning factor on the reception desk, even i let the memo outside... More

I was here for a conference and I really liked the room. Clean, wooden floor, nice balcony, near a shopping center, etc., but even though it's supposed to be a hotel targeting business people going to the Brazilian capital, they really don't get the concept. 1. The "business center" is one computer that you have to reserve in advance, because... More

We stayed one night here.The rooms are simple and in need of some updating especially the bathrooms.But the service is good ,the position central and breakfast nice. A reasonable hotel that is comfortable with good service.

Stayed 2 nights for a conference. Rooms are comfortable, clean with a large bathroom. However, the shower does not keep constant the water temperature. Located very close to shopping malls, barbecue restaurants, 20 min to the airport. Breakfast is excellent with freshly squeezed orange juice. Good restaurant with reasonable prices.

A very nice hotel, in a very good location. Good bed, good shower, good breakfast and an interesting decoration with historical pictures of the ex-president's, Juscelino Kubitschek, life! Very good staff too!

Brasilia hotels are tricky. Most are built on either side of the crossing of the main axes of the "bird" or "airplane" layout of the city, in the "hotel zone" and most date from the 60s and 70s when Brasilia was inaugurated. Many hotels thus look a bit dated, as does the Kubitschek. BUT: the hotel is undergoing refurbishment so... More

of course this may not work for most business visitors to Brasilia, but the weekend deal is just sweet, we had a good size room, recently remodeled with a good view, very good wifi and magnificent breakfast. Brazilians are the "French" of South America, if you expect them to speak English, good luck. It was 5 bucks for the Executive... More

Have arrived to Kubitscheck Plaza Hotel at night, nice entrance but incredibly NO ONE SPEAKS ENGLISH or SPANISH. Went to my room and got shocked! Furniture was torn out, broke and dirty. No wifi at room. Just 2 towels and no coffee. For a very expensive hotel (US$ 350 a night) it is amazing! Brasil is a nice country, but... More