I would like to have the restaurant open for lunch also.

Me and my wife stayed there for atending a wedding celebration in Vitoria. However, from Ibis we explored Vila Velha, Guarapari and Marataizes as well.
Its not expensive, ok. But do not complain on the small toillet and the "on a budget room decoration".
The location is great, sorrounded by bars and some good stores, but there is some noise during the evening. If you have problems for falling asleep, ask for a room on the highers floors.
The free parking lot was a safe place to park our hired car.
Staff is very polite and kind.
I recommend it as a budget option. It is an Ibis Hotel, so do not look for leisrure amenities and so.

Nice hotel, clean rooms, good air conditioning, helpful staff,some with English, but most speak no English.3 blocks to the beach...taxi stand outside, breakfast OK but boring(SAME EVERY DAY!) if you stay more than a few days, but many cafes, coffee shops nearby are a better option for breakfast). This hotel is in the "triangle", an area of expensive boutiques, restaurants, and clubs.Free internet in the lobby(Ask for a free 1 hour password card). 10 minutes to the airport by taxi.

I loved staying in Praia do Canto and the Ibis is a great location to explore the neighborhood.

On the chain of the Accor Hotel empire, Ibises (what is the plural of Ibis?) tend to be the weakest link. This Ibis has an excellent exterior and the interior is mostly new, although not luxurious. The rooms are larger than the tiny Ibis hotels in São Paulo, and the staff was nice enough to give me a penthouse room with a view of the water.

The breakfast was not free, but was above average, and my only complaint was the wi-fi was not free either.

I spoke Portuguese, but there was always someone on staff who spoke enough English to get by.

I recommend it as a budget alternative to the places in Jardim Camburi or Jardim da Penha that non-Brazilians would by happy. The restaurants and shopping places within a 4 block radius where great.