The cabin where we stayed is clean, nice looking, close to water, quite. The staff is amazing, very responsive and nice people! English speaking, which is not quite easy to find in Atins. Breakfast is very nice, seems they cook many things themselves, also beautifully served. Nice garden

We enjoyed the feel of the place, the decoration and the comfort of the room. The pictures do depict what the place is like. Breakfast was fine. I asked for free of dairy/gluten options, and they provided it. The garden is gorgeus and relaxing,. The place is what the name implies: peaceful.

We didn't appreciate the lack of consideration at check-in. When we arrived, after a 3 long hours on a shaking boat ride, Fernanda welcomed us at the pier, she nicely showed us the room, and guide us to the reception, she left us in the hands of another attendant who was taking over. We don't remember her name, probably because she was a little rude, and not very caring or helpful. She even interrupted our check in, left us standing, while she went to help another guest, without even excusing herself. We had to after 10 or 15 minutes asked her to please finish our process, stating we were exhausted and wanted to settle in and relax on the beach. Beware: Muita Paz advertises as having a private beach, and they do, but, what they miss to explain that when high tide comes in the beach disappears. We arrived all psyched out to go to the beach right after leaving our backpack in the room, but, what a disappointment, there was no beach to go to. We had chosen the hotel precisely to spend time relaxing on the beach, and the opportunities to actually have a beach were minimal. We understand that comes with the location, yet that should be advertised, given that in the Caribbean, Mediterranean and other seas the tide does not impede enjoying the beach and the sea.

Very peaceful. Staff was great!

Muita Paz is a much more sophisticated and beautiful hotel than we had realised. The chalets are exquisitely designed, with lots of fresh air and storage space, and are a pleasure to be in. Gabriela was super helpful, both before we arrived, arranging transport and trips and when we were there, with restaurant recommendations. It's a super relaxed corner of paradise.

Your experience will vary on where you’re staying. We stayed in one of the bungalows and enjoyed it, but our friends stayed inside the main house and had a terrible experience. Andres Miguel takes care of the Pousada a couple of months per year. He is relatively nice and helpful, but sometimes a bit intrusive in our conversations. It has a kite storage, but doesn’t lock. We put our stuff there anyway and nothing happened.

They have 2 rooms inside, next to the kitchen and not very nice according to some friends because they had no privacy and also cockroaches. Clearly the worst breakfast we had in Brazil (we traveled all over nordeste for 2 months). Not many choices. Only a tapioca eggs not super tasty and Brasilian bread 🙄. The fruit juices are good though. Internet was completely crap 💩, let’s be honest. Location is quite nice but not the best. The kite spot is in front of the Pousada Villa Guara (but it was full when we wanted to book). You can only start from the muita paz Pousada if it s low tight and if the wind is relatively strong. We tried once with light wind 💨 and it was a nightmare so the next days we decided to walk to the spot (15 min). But if the tide is high, you shouldn’t go by the beach because it’s dangerous (some debris, wood and oysters).