Taboo Milagres

Stunning rustic and modern facility, friendly staff and good range of breakfast options!

Staff are pleasant and generally attentive. Worth noting that your stay might be problematic if you didn’t speak or understand Portuguese. This isn't a negative as Brazil as a nation are very accommodating but none of the staff speak english. Rooms were clean but the resort overall felt a little tired. The concrete floor in our self-contained hut wasn’t sealed so if we didn’t wear flipflops we had grey concrete dust on the soles of our feet. There was graffiti on the door handles of the loo and urine marks on the painted walls either side of the toilet bowl. The external glass patio door had a very large crack along its pane which we had to notify front of house. We also had an issue with the glass screen of our shower cubical becoming loose however it was fixed within the day. Based on all these things we’d requested to be moved however the only available hut was a recently renovated room (finished in Nov) but it still reeked of resin where the roof had been sealed so we declined. Each morning breakfast was delivered promptly to our room. Fresh fruit, juices and the choice of cooked eggs and meat. A good variety is on offer all pre-selected via whatsapp the night before, but be aware the helpings are small to which each morning we needed to request additional service. Their private beach is lovely and only a short walk from our hut. The track to the beach runs alongside a pretty coconut tree forest. There are also bicycles belonging to the resort which you can use to cycle to and along the beach. The beach area has the usual sunbeds, hammocks and deckchairs. Weirdly no cushions are available so after a while everything became quite uncomfortable which made it hard to relax.