Rede Andrade Barra

Terrible hotel. Everything falling apart, there is no option for 0 star here. This place is too old. We arrived and our room wasn't ready, we waited for 20 minutes.

Overall is good, but the hotel needs some updates. They should put more elevators since is a big hotel, There is no parking available You can park at the street which during the day could be a pain in the ass. But overall breakfast was good

It was ok, the room was clean, but the best thing about the hotel was the staff.

The people at the reception were not very nice. They were not very helpful. The elevators stopped working a few times and people got trapped in the elevators. He was the same exact breakfast every day, etc

Great hotel. Right at beach front and restaurants and shops and very safe. The room was clean and house keeping was very accessible and helpful. However you should really, really, really invest on purchasing mattress sheets with the elastic bands the grab the mattress. What is up with using regular sheets on the mattress?? Have of the time, after a few tosses and turns during the night, one ends up sleeping on the bare mattress. Thank goodness it was clean. Nevertheless, it was still gross.

Clean, spacious room. City view. Very noisy starting early morning, difficult to sleep. Waking frequently.

They don’t respond to emails and double sell rooms

Housekeeping

good

good

DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT STAYING HERE. The budget-priced Rede Andrade Barra redefines "you get what you pay for." Let me start with what's good about it: -LOCATION: It faces one of the most popular beaches in Salvador, in a neighborhood that is roughly the equivalent of Ipanema. -BREAKFAST: Every morning there is a free, plentiful, typically Brazilian breakfast spread. -GYM: The fitness room is well-stocked enough for you to get a decent workout. -FRONT-DESK STAFF: Mostly efficient and sincere. It's not their fault that the place is such a mess. They do a lot of apologizing. Because it's cheap, Rede Andrade Barra was packed during my eight-day stay (which started on the last day of Carnaval 2025). But it's clearly gone to seed. Among the charms I encountered: -The advertised WiFi didn't work. Sometimes it flickered on weakly for a minute. If you have business to do (or even need WiFi in order to call Ubers and such), you'll be furious. I was. -One of the two client elevators was out of order. The other moved so agonizingly slowly (the cleaning staff uses it but shouldn't) that I and a lot of other guests were reduced to taking the stairs in order to avoid five-minute rides. And I was on the 11th floor. -Graying, overwashed sheets with holes in them. No fitted sheets. Frayed towels. -The soap dish in my shower was falling out of the wall. -The hallways are un-air-conditioned and hotter than hell. -The place looks dirty and run-down. Need I say more?

The staff very helpful!!! The facilities is not good everting is poor

The hotel was super old,the breakfast wasn’t that good and every time was a different problem.The only good thing was the pool area,the friendly staff and the location.I’ll not come back

The hotel is dated, in poor repair. Only one of the two elevators was working. The room had nothing in it, no cups, soap, etc. completely bare except bedding and towels. The safe was missing its door. View was of construction.

Room had window totally blocked !

This is a LGBT hotel should be advised on Expedia I am not homosexual bisexual or similar this is a lesbian and gay hotel . With a90 percent of guy couples

No wifi

Too old

Decadent hotel in horrible conditions. The curtain was riped, sheets that barely cover the over stained mattress, bathroom door falling apart, only two small pillows for a double bed and when I called the front desk they stated they didn’t have any extra. Besides that we also found a few cockroaches in the room. Definitely didn’t worth the stay. Almost forgot: they charged extra 30 reais for parking.

Everything was fine