I have been there for 2 weeks twice (2007/09) and I hope to be there again next year. This city is very beautiful and have a special charm beetween the old and the modern history of Brazil. Strong points are: the beaches, the wheather, the people are really friendly, the folklore, the historical/cultural monuments, the gastronomy and the night ...

The best is the friendliness of the people, combined with the cheap prices. Museums and theaters do exist, however you can pass on them all and stay guilty free by the beach all day.

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You should try this! Wonderful place to visit. Beautiful people and nice too. You make contact with the friendly locals quickly, lots of beautiful places to visit and an incredable nature to experience and see... many exotic places to visit.
Don't forget your photo/film camera, your friends will be impressed with the ...

EVERYTHING IS WONDERFUL ABOUT THIS BEAUTIFUL CITY... IT IS A WARM PLACE, FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE, BEAUTIFUL BEACHES, SO MUCH TO DO.. IF I WERE YOU I WOULD PACK YOUR STUFF AND HAVE A GREAT TIME IN RECIFE.

Its a beautiful city. Old Recife, Downtown, The beaches... People are REALLY friendly!!! It s not a expensive place to stay in. Just be cautions about your safety... use common sense. and Enjoy!!

I like the price. I like the service at the front desk and the rooms were very clean. I did not like the fitness room. There was not a bar(lounge) to drink and relax. The pool was dirty. Thank you Keith

awesome place to visit. friendly people and great beaches.

I was in Recife for 2 weeks and I stayed w/ one of my friends whose family lives there. Like any city, it did have some trash on the streets and in the neighborhood I ws in, the streets were not paved, & I was a bit worried about being safe, but just use common sense...but I had a great time in Recife...the beaches are amazing, the old churches, ...

Recife is a jewel. Smaller than Rio, Salvador and São Paulo, it offers a rich experiences in terms of cuisine and culture. The historic city of Olinda, one of the oldest in Brazil, and at one point occupied by the Dutch, preserves much of Brazil's early historical patrimony better than almost anywhere else other than Salvador's ...