Name: Alizées Moreré
Address: Praia de Moreré S/N, Ilha de Boipeba, Ilha de Boipeba, Ilha de Boipeba, 45426-000, Brazil
Rating: 9

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Valenca Airport

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I stayed at Alizees Morere over New Years holidays and while the hotel is in a gorgeous, rustic island that I highly recommend, the operators of this hotel are not concerned about the welfare or happiness of their customers. 

I booked a boat through the hotel to transport me from Morere to Salvador on January 3rd. The boat said Alizees Morere on the side and is owned by the hotel. 

When we arrived at Salvador after a 3 hour rough bumpy boat ride, we could not exit the marina due to some dispute between the boat and the marina. 

Guests on the boat were literally screaming at the marina to let us out of the marina. And the boat driver and hotel did NOTHING to assist the guests and passengers. 

Then we were forced to reboard the boat and it took us to a beach with no exit and dropped us there and left.

In order to get out of the beach with our luggage we had to climb illegally over three walls that could only be reached after climbing 100 steps from the beach. 

I wrote to the hotel to ask for an explanation and a refund for the boat ticket. 
I received NO REPLY.

Do not stay here unless you plan to run the risk of getting stranded at some point in your journey and do not rely on the hotel to help you. 

Zero Customer Service 

The hotel is beautifully situated in a forest with a wonderful landscape, the view from the bungalow is exceptional, making you forget about the challenges in the world and live with nature. The mattress was good and the room was very clean. Breakfast is very good (just starts late). The entire staff is attentive and wants you to be happy. Thank you Bruno, Francisco, and special thanks to Ana!

The hotel team made a couple errors – we asked for support to get from Valencia to Morere, they didn’t have a boat the day we booked and said they would reserve seats on a different boat for us but did not so we lost 2 hours in Valencia waiting for a boat. We came for the celebration of Iemanjá but missed the opportunity to go because the hotel booked the boat for 9am and the celebration was at 8am. The phone in the room to call reception didn’t work and since the walk from the room to the reception area is very long and the return is up a steep hill it was a challenge. Other items to be aware of: it is a beach area but the hotel offers no towels to take to be beach, the reception is not open 24 hours, the bungalow has only a table, bed and two night tables, the bathroom is very small, the room lighting is not adequate, my wife was very unhappy with positioning of the mirrors because even with natural light she could not see herself well. The restaurant requires that you book in the morning for dinner that night. Additional items of frustration: Breakfast starts at 7:45am every day which is very late for us and there is only Wifi in the reception area not in the bungalows.

Beautiful location, but be ready

If you want to get away from the crowds d enjoy nature at its beste: than this is the place you want to be! The bungalows where you sleep in gives you the nicest views of the sea and nature. Antony (the owner) is very kind and gives you very good information about the best spots on the island. We will return soon!

More than perfect!!

This is an area of outstanding natural beauty and there is no better place to enjoy it than in the Alizees Morere. In no small part this down to    director Antony who goes far beyond the call of duty to ensure every guest has a wonderful time. While we were there he tried to talk to everyone to ensure his guests were getting the best out this wonderful place,  ably helped by lovely staff such Ana Claudia and Bruno. Ana Claudia gave a wonderful rundown fall we needed to know and the warmth of her welcome stays in the memory. We had some lovely dinners in the Pousada and delicious breakfast (great fresh baguettes!) and our bungalow had a terrific view over the area (walk up to the heights not for faint hearted - but the privacy and the view and the early morning birds made it worthwhile for us). Morere is a place of peace and tranquility and in keeping with that mood internet is only available only in common eating and sitting areas. No TVs in rooms either. Most guests seemed to agree they slept better as a result! And they seemed to bond better as a result - imagine 2017 and we can still talk to each other! Boipeba is off the beaten track and there are no cash machines so bring what you need bearing in mind you can't use card in many places on the beach etc. We had a dramatic whale watch in the hotel's own speedboat and managed to see a mother and baby at close range - our boat carefully driven by the very attentive Tetéo. We then went on to lunch at Toca da Onça with the best moqueca I have eaten in years. It was a great event filled trip for a very fair price and the boat trip helped create a new set of friends among other guests. Nearby beaches were a delight and you have to stop at the Barraca Morere to have a delightful snack - looked after by Ivo and a delightful team. All in all an outstanding holiday in a still unspoiled part of Brazil which is attracting growing attention (it was the cover story of our in flight magazine en route) so get there early. Our thanks to Antony and his team for a joyful experience - Gary and Kleverson.

Unique and tranquil escape

I've ready a lot about Boipeba island and how beautiful it was, but after being there I could verify that it is much more beautiful than words could express! And this hotel completes it all with charm and simplicity. Simple is beautiful. And it certainly is. The hotel rooms are bungalows located on a hill with ocean view - and what a view! It is true that you have to cling many stairs to reach your room, but take that as your daily exercise with a refreshing and re comforting  view of the ocean! It's a quiet place among trees and you only reach by the sea or taking a tractor on the village (make sure you check all schedules before going or you'll miss it). The hotel staff is very kind and helped us with all the logistics. Anthony was extremely kind and explained us everything during the trip and everyday gave us tips on what to do. Mauricio and Bernardo were also very kind without mentioning all girls from the kitchen and housekeeping - they make out stay unique!!! Breakfast was awesome! Full of fruits, juices, fresh bread (oh I miss that croissant so much!!!), delicious cakes, tapioca, scrambled eggs, French toast... all fresh! All very delicious and prepared with care. 
They serve dinner (nearby you'll find a few restaurants as week; but quality of the food and menu at Alizees is a great differential! You must try the octopus vinaigrette and the grilled lobster!!!!! Delicious!!!!
 The only thing to mention is that you will only find internet signal at reception (there is NO phone signal otherwise). But with all of that view and beauty you won't need anything else... definitely we loved everything and want to go back soon!!!!

Staying in paradise!

Pros: *AMAZING* view of the ocean from the 'middle' bungalows, the room was all glass and view. The best croissant I've had in Brazil. The best restaurant in Morere for sure. Located in the Morere 'village' which is really calm and easy going. Not a lot of people near by.
Cons: To get to the best bungalows, you have to walk uphill something like 3 minutes.. it's a climb, might get hard for older people/etc. Morere is a remote village.. far from the Boipeba village where you find lots of restaurants / celular network / etc. If you want convenience don't stay here.

Great option: talk to the staff and get a small boat to drive you around.. it was a cheap (R$ 150 / day) and you get to know all the beaches.

Amazing piece of heaven

We had a spotless bungalow at the top of the hill, with the most gorgeous view.  Beds were comfy, and there is a really nice beach if you talk a long walk to your left out the gate from the place.  It's a pretty remote location on the opposite side of the island from the main town, so you can feel pretty isolated.  Especially if you're there in the off-season like we were.  Communication was a challenge too, since we didn't speak much Portuguese, but the one staff member did his best to help us.   

There are a couple little shops in the village, but they had unpredictable opening hours, and only one of the restaurants on the beach was open the entire time we were there.  We found the on-site restaurant just okay.  It was definitely a challenging all-day affair to get there from Salvador, and we got there at dark, so waking up to the beautiful view the next morning was spectacular. The trip back was even more harrowing, as the lancha we were in collided with another boat, causing the other boat to capsize.   

All in all, we really enjoyed the place, but I suggest packing lots of snacks to put in your fridge.  Otherwise, all you need is a good book and lots of hours to chill in the hammock.

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