Traveling via Belo Horizonte in Minas Gerais my return flight to Lisbon departed late at night. A last minute stay in Belo allowed a days unplanned visit to the city. The hotel is geographically convenient and entirely functional. Clean and well ordered it lacks any bar, lounge, swimming pool, or restaurant. The breakfast and snacks offered are paltry and uninviting.... More

these days travelling in Brazil is complicated..between new year and carnaval...many places are full, so again I ended up in an IBIS. it seems to haunt me, and I can not find anything positive in any of the three I visited in Brazil (Curitiba, Vitoria and here). the standard is always the same, you pay even more here (139 Rs)... More

If you're a first time visitor to Belo Horizonte, then I'd definitely recommend staying at this hotel. It's a ten minute walk to the Mercado Central, Diamond Shopping Mall, and Praça da Liberdade. You can also walk or take a cab (about 10R) to Savassi and other areas. The hotel itself met my needs. There was always someone on the... More

I've never been to any of the "budget" concept chain of hotels. They present an interesting layout with a single bed above a queen size bed. Standard level of confort. Don't expect any luxury. 30 minutes uphill walk to Pátio Savassi. There is a Subway across the street. I enjoyed it.

Good location, close to the Airport Shuttle. The rooms are the same quality of old Formula1, you get what you pay for this price range. But the room in other Formula1 hotels are better than this one, the carpet should be changed.