This hotel sucks. Breakfast is scarce, the rooms are relatively but shabby. The sheets are dirty. Nice TV but something like 3 channels. No free wifi for more than an hour in the lobby. No pool!?!?! I couldn't believe this, not in Brazil. It's not good even if you come on business. Also, far from the beach and nothing to... More

This is just what you expect from an Ibis hotel: comfortable, clean and so on. Parking free, 10km from the Airport. NO free internet (R$ 7/h). As I just stayed there for an night sleep, it was very good overall.

Wanted a fourth pillow (we were in two persons) and there was none available. The one that was in the room already was not clean enough. When I calles the reception, I expected a bit more kindness from the recepcionist. He just kept saying that there were alrealdy a third pillow (we wanted the 4th, because we were in two)... More

IBis Aracaju is the same of all Ibis around the world. As a friend said it is the Big Mac of hotels. Everything was OK, but there is a big problem - no free internet in the apartments, something very common in a lot of hotels in Brazil. If you want internet on your room you have to pay R$... More

I would like the rooms had free internet wi-fi access.

Fully in line with Ibis standards, this hotel is located rather from any beach, but close to a medium-sized mall which might be convenient for every traveller.

Just another stock standard Ibis, clean rooms, good hot shower, good cold air conditioning, reasonable breakfast and secure carparking. All very good value for money, only downside is that the location isnt that exciting, nowhere really to walk to for food in the evening.

Stayed in the Ibis Aracaju for a total of 8 days in February and March 2007 during two stays. The place is fairly new I suspect (couple of years old at the most, probably custom built as an Ibis hotel) and is well run with clean rooms and friendly staff. The hotel is not located near tourist attractions (not that... More