This town isn't real good with hotels so this is one you will certainly want to stay at. It's centrally located. Its modern look extends into the rooms, which are really big with enough room for a full size closet and dressing area built in behind the queen bed. Most rooms don't have great views (there isn't much to look... more

I stayed at the Melia Hotel for 7 months, yes...7 months. I was staying in one of the suites which was cool, however, problems like having to reset the keys, trying to get an iron and an ironing table, and trying to get a straight answer from the employees were always there. The pool is small, but attractive. And the... more

Was better than expected after reading the reviews from this area. Friendly staff, good breakfast buffet (included with rate), near a big shopping mall. There were always someone behind the front desk that spoke english. Only drawbacks would be the air condition in the room didn't get that cold, and the iron has no steam. There is construction in the... more

I stayed here for a week on business – it felt like one of the longest weeks of my life: The noise from the building sites surrounding the hotel was constant and its dark everywhere but the top floors because skyscrapers circle the hotel with a picturesque petrol station out front to top it off. The reception staff were unhelpful.... more

The Melia Brasil 21 is a marvelous hotel located across the street from the tourist attraction TV tower in the center of Brasilia. My husband and I stayed for 8 nights and would recommend it without reservation. (Don't misunderstand, you have to make a reservation!) All staff were extremely courteous and helpful. The facilities were without fault, very clean and... more

What an outstanding hotel! Welcome and check-in were extremely cordial. The view from the glass elevators at the top of the atrium is just stunning. The room was totally clean, very comfortable, and it exuded high quality throughout. Breakfast is also included in the room rate. For an unforgettable dinner, eat at Fogo de Chao, which is across the street... more

I spent 4 nights at the Melia Brasilia, in spite of the somewhat negative reviews I read here. I found the hotel to be very well-run, with excellent services and good catering. They are making some very interesting efforts to be a "world-minded" -- ask for a room on the 5th floor, the "green" floor; everything is recycled or recyclable,... more

After staying at Sao Paulo's Gran Melia Mofarrej, Melia Brasilia does not compare! Service, attention to detail and friendly associates are what you find in Sao Paulo, but not so much at Melia Brasilia. How can hotels from one chain differ to this extreme? I couldn't get an iron and ironing board, my phone was broken, and the power kept... more

I had a mixed impression of the hotel. The rooms are nice and big, American size. The breakfast buffet is good, too. Otherwise, there are a few minuses such as a ridiculously little pool and the rather drab location. About the latter there is probably little you can do as hotels in Brasilia are confined to the designated "hotel sectors". more