Villa Park Hotel, Natal

The hotel has its ups and downs. On the plus side, it's conveniently located near a shopping center with a lot of dining options and is within walking distance of Estadio das Dunas, although that might not matter much after the World Cup. However, the rooms felt a bit tired, and I had some trouble with the staff's English, especially during the night shifts. Also, the hallway lights took ages to turn on, leaving me in the dark at night.

The hotel has a decent location near a shopping center filled with food options, and it's within walking distance to Estadio das Dunas, which could be more relevant for events. However, the rooms felt a bit tired, and there were issues like dim hallways and staff language barriers, especially at night. While it served its purpose during my stay, it lacked charm and attention to detail.

The hotel served its purpose during the World Cup, boasting a convenient location near a shopping center with several dining options. While the rooms felt a bit worn and could use some upgrades, the staff was generally helpful, even if language barriers posed some challenges during night shifts. The lighting in the hallways was an inconvenience, leaving guests in the dark for a moment before it activated. Overall, it's decent for a short stay, but not particularly memorable.

The hotel is conveniently located near a busy shopping center with lots of dining options, and it's just a short walk from Estadio das Dunas. However, the rooms feel a bit tired, and the hallway lighting is a bit frustrating, especially at night. Additionally, while some staff members are friendly, not all of them speak English well, which can be a challenge during late hours.

During my stay, I found the hotel to have a great location near a shopping center filled with food choices, making dining options very convenient. However, the room felt a bit tired and the hallway lighting could use an upgrade since it relies on a slow-motion sensor, leaving you in the dark at night. The service was a mixed bag, with some staff struggling to communicate in English, especially during late shifts.