Bahiacafe Hotel

Un hôtel très bien placé sur la place, et des policiers la majeur partie de la journée et soirée. Un petit bémol pour le bruit à l’intérieur de l’hôtel avec le staff qui ne fait pas d’effort pour être discret lors du check in des nouveaux guests, a tout heure de la nuit … Le staff est tres serviable, et l’équipe de la réception parlent anglais Une mention spéciale pour le petit dej qui est très complet, et la possibilité d’être dans le noir complet dans la chambre pour se reposer

Safe, quiet, clean, unique. Superb client service. Exceptional and helpful multilingual front desk personnel. Great breakfast and super comfy pillows. Will stay there again. Thanks!!!

Beautiful historic hotel in the middle of everything I wanted to see and do in Pelourinho. Excellent shopping was just a short cab ride away. Would definitely stay there again. Very clean and the staff was amazing.

Very well located in the centre. Basic but clean. Staff super friendly.

Nice and well located hotel, right in the center of Salvador. Staff really friendly and helpful, giving advices and booking activities. The property is an old house transformed into a hotel so it looks a bit old but it's fine. It's a good option but I wouldn't classify it as a 'boutique' hotel since it lacks a few commodities, for example, the rooms are too small and don't have a wardrobe to hang your clothes properly, the bath is really small and the shower doesn't have a shelf to put your toiletries while you shower. But in general I would definitely recommend it.

Staff was friendly and accommodating. Happy they spoke English.

Bahiacafe is ideally located at the entrance to the historic sector of Salvador, and at affordable taxi rides from beaches etc. Warm and friendly staff assist with organising excursions. Interesting breakfast buffet but no other in house dining, ( but why bother with so many alternatives within walking distance?). The Caipirinha cocktails in the evening were great. Overall, a nice alternative-but-modern vibe at reasonable prices.

This was the smallest room I've ever stayed in and also the most expensive, during my visits to Brazil. There were ants in the room and walking into the room it smelled like piss. Not sure if the smell was coming from the alley or if it was actually the room. No closet space or iron. They had one tea cup with a few packs of tea, but no machine to make the tea. Not a bad location. I stayed for 2 nights and it cost me $221. I have stated beachfront hotels with a saview for less than $70 a night. The only view I saw out of my window is a rooftop. Wouldn't stay at this hotel again nor would I recommend to anyone to stay here.

Bahiacafe is in a great location to the historic center. Bonus - enjoy the breakfast looking over an active square to start the day. The team was very helpful with recommendations and advice on travel to other local beach areas.