Ibis Canoas Shopping

Place is clean and in great shape. Service workers were very kind and helpful. Place is surrounded by eating and shopping places.

It's about 970m, i.e., ca. 10 minute walk from the Canoas/La Salle Station. Next to the Canoas Shopping Center where you can buy everything (a supermarket is inside). It's also next to Carrefour, a French-based supermarket chain. I bought all the souvenirs hire, including the Uniform of International (World top-ranked football team), several bottles of wine, and a fondu set. The University of La Salle is next to the station. The first floor is a restaurant and bar, where I and my friends spent until morning consuming 5 bottles of red wine. You could enjoy playing pool for free. The only room for improvement is that there is no electric pot in the rooms. I really missed my own coffee at night. Front-desk stuff are very helpful and kind. It takes about 20 minutes to Mercado of Porto Alegre by train. People are friendly and kind, when I took a taxi, the taxi driver didn't know the place I wanted to go, he asked guys on the street, taxi drivers stopped at the traffic signal, and people walking on the street, and all of them answered kindly and correctly (the reason he had to ask is that he didn't speak English and I didn't speak Portuguese, I did know the way). If you have a friend who said Brazilian society is dangerous, forget him/her, people in Brazil are nice and kind (of course as is usual with any country there exists a several dangerous places in Brazil as well).

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