Stays in Maringá

I recommend Hotel Deville Prime Maringá to families who want a polished downtown base with a pool. Children can swim while parents use the 24-hour gym or the spa and wellness area, and the à la carte restaurant and lobby bar make dinner easy without going out. The whole hotel is non-smoking, WiFi is free and unlimited, and pets are accepted, a help for families travelling with one. Guests rate it 9.3 from nearly 1,200 reviews, an excellent score.

I recommend Hotel Metrópole Maringá to families who want leisure facilities in the centre, five minutes on foot from Maringá Cathedral. Children have a swimming pool, while parents can use the sauna, the gym and a spa with a hot tub. Rooms are spacious and air-conditioned, with cable TV, a minibar and free WiFi, so a family has room to settle in. Guests rate it 9.3 from nearly 1,000 reviews, an excellent score.

Hostel SLG is a hostel in name, but every room has its own private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV, which makes it workable for families. The garden and shared lounge give children space outside the room, and free parking suits those arriving by car. The location, 100 metres from Parque do Ingá, puts one of Maringá's best-known green spaces within a short walk for a morning outing. A 9.3 score from 865 reviews backs it up.

I recommend Hotel Caiuá Express to families who want a modern, well-rated base close to shops: Shopping Cidade Maringá is just 70 metres away, handy for meals and a rainy afternoon. Rooms are air-conditioned with LCD TVs, private bathrooms and free WiFi, a buffet breakfast starts the day, and the reception is open around the clock. Parents have a gym and a bar, and parking is available. Guests rate it 9.1 from nearly 1,400 reviews, an excellent score.

Maringá Airport Hotel makes most sense for families flying in or out of Maringá Regional Airport, which is less than 200 metres away. Apartment-style rooms give a little more room to spread out than a standard hotel room, and air conditioning and free Wi-Fi are included. The spa and wellness area and the modern gym give parents something to use after a flight, and the reception is open 24 hours for late landings. A 9.0 score from 1,318 reviews is excellent.

I recommend Rio Hotel by Bourbon Maringá to families who want a pool whatever the weather. There is a rooftop swimming pool for sunny days and an indoor pool for the rest, a rare pairing in a city hotel. Rooms are air-conditioned with minibars and free WiFi, the restaurant is set up for families, and parents have a fitness centre. Pets are accepted, and an electric vehicle charging station helps on a road trip. Guests rate it 9.0 from more than 1,500 reviews.

I recommend NEO PARK HOTEL to families who want an apartment-style family room with a balcony in Maringá. The balconies overlook the city, and Maringá Cathedral and Parque do Ingá, the city's large green park, are close by for an easy outing with children. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms and free WiFi, housekeeping comes daily, a buffet breakfast starts each day, and the front desk is open around the clock. Guests rate it 9.0 from more than 1,100 reviews.

Flat Luxo Golden Ingá gives a family a full apartment in Maringá: each one-bedroom unit has air conditioning, a living room and a fully equipped kitchen. I like that the building adds a pool with a view, a sun terrace and a garden for the children, plus a fitness room. The family-friendly restaurant serves Brazilian cuisine on the evenings you do not want to cook, and pets are accepted. Guests rate it 8.9 from 19 reviews.

I recommend Golden Ingá Hotel to families who want a centrally placed hotel in Maringá with something special on the roof: a pool and restaurant with panoramic views over the city. Children can also use the game room with its pool table, parents have a gym, and the apartment-style rooms give everyone a little more space. Pets are accepted, a help for families travelling with one. Guests rate it 8.8 from more than 2,100 reviews.

Dicopi Hotel is a calm family option in Maringá, a city known for its green spaces. Family rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms and TVs, and the hotel garden gives children a little outdoor space at the end of the day. Free private parking on site makes car trips simple, and pets are welcome. Maringá Cathedral and Parque do Ingá are a short drive away, good for a family outing. An 8.8 score from 691 reviews reflects consistently satisfied guests.

I recommend Transamerica Executive Maringá to families who want space and a pool. The rooms are apartment-style and air-conditioned, with free WiFi, so a longer stay stays comfortable. The infinity pool and the garden are the draw on a warm afternoon, and the family-friendly restaurant serves Brazilian cooking, a simple way to eat together without going out. Pets are accepted, and parents have a fitness centre. Guests rate it 8.7 from nearly 1,900 reviews.

I recommend Hotel Thomasi Express to families who want a central, practical stay on Avenida Colombo, one of Maringá's main streets. Rooms are air-conditioned with soundproofed windows, which matters on a busy avenue when children need to sleep, plus cable TV and free WiFi. A games room keeps children busy, parents have a fitness centre and a business centre, and pets are accepted. Guests rate it 8.6 from more than 1,800 reviews.

I recommend Hotel GAPH Maringa to families who want resort facilities inside the city. There are heated pools for both adults and children, a mini soccer field and a games room, so children have plenty to do between outings, and a spa and wellness area gives parents a break. Megastore Havan and a food square are only 100 metres away, handy for an easy dinner. Guests rate it 8.5 from more than 3,200 reviews, a strong score for its size.

Pousada Catarina in Maringá has family-friendly, apartment-style rooms with private bathrooms, air conditioning and TVs. There is a garden, free WiFi, a shared kitchen and free on-site private parking, and pets are welcome. The listing places it near Maringá Cathedral and Parque do Ingá. With an 8.5 rating from 303 reviews, I would recommend it to families and pet owners who want a simple, self-catering base.

I recommend HUS Hotel Maringa to families who want a calm, central base close to Maringá Cathedral and Parque do Ingá, the city's large urban park and an easy morning walk with children. The breakfast buffet is set up with children in mind, rooms are air-conditioned with walk-in showers and free WiFi, and housekeeping comes daily. The front desk is staffed around the clock. Guests rate it 8.5 from nearly 3,000 reviews.

I recommend Hotel Hiperion Maringá to families on a simple, well-rated stay near Maringá Cathedral and Parque do Ingá, the city's large green park and an easy outing with children. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms and free WiFi, a continental buffet breakfast is included each morning, and the front desk is open around the clock. Private parking on site is free, which helps a family arriving by car. Guests rate it 8.4 from nearly 1,200 reviews.

Hotel Vila Rica in Maringá offers apartment-style rooms with air conditioning, a private bathroom, a minibar and a TV. Free WiFi, a 24-hour front desk and free private parking are included, along with a buffet breakfast with fresh pastries and fruit that guests rate highly. Maringá Cathedral is a short walk away. With an 8.4 rating from 437 reviews, I would recommend it to families and drivers who want an easy, well-fed base.

I recommend Hotel Ipiranga Maringá to families on a simple, central stay. Shops, banks and restaurants are within 100 metres, and Maringá Cathedral is 1 km away, an easy walk with children. The family apartments have private bathrooms with hot showers, and free WiFi and a buffet breakfast are included. Air conditioning and a minibar come only with the deluxe rooms, worth booking in Maringá's heat. Guests rate it 8.0 from nearly 1,000 reviews.

Hotel Maringa is a straightforward family stop in Maringá, and I would suggest it to parents who want easy logistics. Family rooms have air-conditioning, a private bathroom, a TV, a wardrobe and a work desk, and some ground-floor rooms look onto an inner courtyard, which helps with pushchairs and keeps things quiet. The restaurant serves Brazilian cuisine, so dinner with tired children is simple. Free private parking, an outdoor seating area and a 24-hour front desk complete it.

I recommend ibis Maringá to families who want a central, no-fuss base near Maringá Cathedral and Parque do Ingá, the city's large green park and an easy outing with children. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms and free WiFi, breakfast comes as a buffet or an American-style plate, and there is a bar for the evening. Pets are accepted and private parking is available. Guests rate it 7.9 from nearly 1,000 reviews, so expect the brand's simple standard.

King Konfort Hotel works well for a family that wants space in Maringá, with apartment-style accommodation in the commercial centre. Rooms are air-conditioned, with an LCD cable TV, and a buffet breakfast is served every day. Private parking makes arriving by car easy, and pets are welcome. Parents can use the gym and the spa and wellness area. I would choose it for a stay of several days, when the extra room and the central location make the biggest difference.

Hotel Fatti in Maringá has air-conditioned family rooms with a private bathroom, a shower, a minibar and a TV. A continental buffet breakfast is served daily, and free WiFi, a lift, a 24-hour front desk, daily housekeeping and free private parking make stays with children straightforward. There is no pool or play area listed. With a 7.8 rating from 35 reviews, I would recommend it to families who need a simple, well-run room with breakfast and parking.

For a family visiting Maringá, the Astória works as a simple, central base. Every room is air-conditioned, with a private bathroom, a minibar and a TV, and a buffet breakfast is served each morning, so the day starts without hunting for a café. The Cathedral is a short walk away, which suits children who tire of long transfers. Parking is off-site and paid, so I would factor that in if you arrive by car.

Hotel Indaiá is a practical pick for families driving into Maringá, because private parking on site is free and a buffet breakfast is included in the stay. Rooms are air-conditioned, with a private bathroom and a desk, and housekeeping comes daily. The Cathedral is a short walk away and Parque do Ingá is close by, which gives children green space between visits. I would keep expectations simple: this is a functional base, not a leisure hotel.

I recommend GoldMen Select Maringá to families who want a family room close to Maringá Cathedral and Parque do Ingá, the city's large green park and an easy outing with children. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms and free WiFi, room service covers tired evenings, and the front desk is open around the clock. Parking on site costs extra but includes an electric vehicle charging point. Guests rate it 7.3 from more than 1,300 reviews, so expect a simple stay.