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Hotel Araguaia

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Google (718) 3.8
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Visitors frequently praise the hotel's clean rooms, comfortable beds, and good breakfast. However, several guests reported issues with rude or inattentive service from some staff members, and a few noted problems with room amenities like the TV or mattress.

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Av. Araguaia, 664 - St. Central, Goiânia - GO, 74020-155, Brazil
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(62) 3212-9801
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Website
www.araguaiahotel.com.br
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Hotel Araguaia is a welcoming accommodation option located in Goiânia, the capital city of Goiás, Brazil. Situated in the St. Central neighborhood, this hotel provides a comfortable and inclusive base for travelers. While not exclusively a gay venue, it is recognized as LGBTQ+ friendly, ensuring a warm reception for all guests. Visitors can expect a pleasant stay with convenient access to the city's amenities and attractions. The hotel's location on Av. Araguaia, 664, places it within reach of various urban points of interest. As an accommodation provider in Goiânia, Hotel Araguaia aims to offer a reliable and friendly environment for those seeking a place to rest and recharge. Its commitment to being LGBTQ+ friendly means that queer travelers can feel more at ease and respected during their visit. For bookings and more information, please visit their website at http://www.araguaiahotel.com.br/.

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718 reviews

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Nathalia Aguiar
Nathalia Aguiar Jun 2026

I really liked the service from the couple at reception, they were very welcoming. The hotel has a good location.

Felipe Siqueira
Felipe Siqueira May 2026
Oto Kobelus
Oto Kobelus May 2026

There was a community on the defunct Orkut called: "I can't believe it's not a prison," this could be one of the places mentioned in the community. Certainly one of the worst places I've ever stayed. I only stayed at the hotel because I had an important exam in the city and there wasn't enough time to change the logistics, but the experience was chaotic from beginning to end. Charging over R$ 200 for a night without breakfast for a structure in this state of abandonment is completely absurd and disrespectful to the guest. The maintenance problems and risks in the room begin in the bathroom, where the shower, in addition to being completely crooked and spraying water directly against the wall, was giving electric shocks. The room itself was suffocating, with a strong smell of mold and only one internal window that opened directly onto the hallway, eliminating any privacy or natural ventilation. To make matters worse, the floor was warped and full of broken tiles, and the appliances — such as the mini-fridge, the air conditioner, and the intercom — looked like they came straight out of the 80s, they were so old and noisy. The lighting was also terrible, with only one very bright central light; to get indirect light and rest my head, I had to turn on the bathroom light and leave the door ajar. The situation with the bed managed to be even worse. It was literally made of masonry, with an old, worn-out, and uncomfortable mattress. The design resembled that of old roadside motels, with control panels fixed to the wall right above the headboard. To avoid hitting these controls during the night, I was forced to sleep upside down in bed. Getting a minimum of rest under these conditions was an impossible task. To complete the disaster, the garage logistics are absolute chaos. The parking lot was completely full and has no defined or organized spaces. Their system requires guests to stop, blocking other cars, and leave their keys at reception so that staff can maneuver the vehicles from one side to the other. It's a completely unsafe, confusing, and inefficient method. The hotel charges the price of decent accommodation but delivers a dangerous and uncomfortable structure. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

Márcio de Mattos Leonel Filho
Márcio de Mattos Leonel Filho May 2026

Simple place, but clean and with excellent service.

Wivaldo Pessoa
Wivaldo Pessoa May 2026

Great location, affordable price, and excellent service.

Izaias Trindade do nascimento
Izaias Trindade do nascimento Apr 2026
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Felipe Miguel Lauand Apr 2026

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Last updated on 30 July 2026

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