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Santa Teresa Hotel RJ - MGallery
This boutique hotel beautifully blends rustic charm with sophisticated elegance, offering spacious and tastefully decorated rooms with free Wi-Fi and accessible facilities. Indulge in local delicacies at Térèze Restaurant or enjoy a drink at Descasados Bar. Unwind by the pool or pamper yourself at Le Spa. Perfect for both business and leisure, it features meeting rooms and wedding services. With airport transfers and luggage storage, your stay is guaranteed to be seamless and stress-free.
Novotel RJ Porto Atlantico
Novotel RJ Santos Dumont
Ibis Rio de Janeiro Santos Dumont
Ibis Rio Porto Atlantico
Ibis Rio Porto Atlantico
Mama Shelter Rio de Janeiro
Ibis Rio de Janeiro Centro
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Santa Teresa Hotel RJ - MGallery
Absolutely outstanding—every single aspect of this stay was flawless. From the moment we arrived, the staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. The hotel’s ambiance is elegant yet warm, nestled in a peaceful neighborhood just steps away from local charm and public transit. Our room was spacious, impeccably clean, and thoughtfully designed with modern comforts and cozy touches—especially the bed, which offered perfect support for a restful night. Every detail, from the thoughtful amenities to the quiet atmosphere, made it feel like a true retreat. We’ve already started planning our next visit—this isn’t just a hotel, it’s a destination worth returning to. Highly recommended for travelers seeking authenticity, quality, and a touch of luxury.
Novotel RJ Porto Atlantico
Located right near the dock, this hotel is a bit off the beaten path with limited dining options nearby, but it's still conveniently within the city center. Getting around by taxi is super easy—just a short ride to most attractions. What made our stay extra special was catching a Chinese senior tour group during our visit; the lobby was buzzing with energy and lively chatter, adding a unique cultural vibe. Despite the quiet surroundings, the hotel offers excellent service, modern amenities, and great value for money. If you're looking for convenience, comfort, and a touch of local charm, this place is definitely worth considering.
Novotel RJ Santos Dumont
Staying at Novotel RJ Santos Dumont in Rio de Janeiro was a fantastic experience. The room was spacious, clean, and well-equipped with modern amenities—perfect for a comfortable stay. I especially appreciated having meals available on-site, which saved me time and hassle when exploring the city. The location is great too—just a short metro ride from downtown, making it easy to get around and visit key attractions. Everything about this hotel felt convenient and well thought out. With excellent service, a welcoming atmosphere, and great value, I’d definitely recommend it to fellow travelers visiting Rio. A top choice for a stress-free trip!
Ibis Rio de Janeiro Santos Dumont
I no longer live in Rio, I'm based in Portugal now, but every time I fly into the city via Santos Dumont Airport, this hotel is always my top choice. It's incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the airport, with a clean, comfortable atmosphere and friendly staff. The location makes getting around easy, and the value for money is excellent. Even though I'm not living here anymore, it still feels like home whenever I return to Rio.
Ibis Rio Porto Atlantico
Staying at Ibis Rio Porto Atlantico was a fantastic choice, especially given its close proximity to GIG Rio de Janeiro International Airport. Located in a well-planned new district, the area boasts wide, clean streets and a notably safer atmosphere compared to other parts of the city. Public transport is convenient—taking trams 1 and 4 to connect with the metro makes it easy to reach major tourist attractions without hassle. What really stood out was that room rates didn’t increase during Carnival season, which is incredibly fair and refreshing. The only minor downside is the lack of nearby restaurants—there’s just one large supermarket within walking distance, so dining options require a short trip. Still, the excellent location, reliable transport links, and great value make this hotel a top recommendation for travelers who prioritize convenience and peace of mind.
Mama Shelter Rio de Janeiro
The hotel delivers strong overall performance with a convenient metro stop nearby, even though it's a bit of a walk from the city center. The front desk team is efficient and professional, but some of the younger staff—especially in restaurant service—can be inconsistent. As a regular guest, I must mention one particular employee who fell short of Mama Shelter’s standards: a French girl handling breakfast service in the mornings. She was aggressive, unaccommodating, and clearly not suited for hospitality work. Her attitude negatively affected both her own service and that of her colleagues, including Dimitry, who consistently delivers excellent breakfast service with warmth and professionalism. It’s disappointing to see such a gap in staff quality. Hopefully, management can address this to maintain the brand’s high expectations.
Ibis Rio de Janeiro Centro
I stayed here for the second time and I can confidently say it’s one of the best budget-friendly options in Rio. The location is perfect—right in the heart of the city, just a short walk from major attractions and public transit. The room was clean, well-maintained, and surprisingly spacious for the price. Everything felt fresh and hygienic, which is always a plus when traveling. Breakfast was excellent—hot, tasty, and with a great variety of options, including fresh fruit, pastries, and strong coffee. It made starting the day so much better. I’ve already recommended this hotel to friends and will definitely be back. A fantastic value stay in a vibrant part of Rio.
Hospedagem Municipal
I booked this place through a platform expecting a basic, budget-friendly option to rest for a few hours before my connecting flight. It’s not really a tourist accommodation—it serves another purpose entirely. The room is extremely small, barely 2m x 3m—about the size of a standard bathroom—and with a ceiling height of only around 2 meters, it felt claustrophobic. There are two outlets in the room—one at the fan and one at the TV—but since the fan must stay on (due to strong cigarette smell), I had to charge my phone from the TV outlet. The back of the closet was piled with trash—paper, dust, cigarette ash—very unsanitary. The tiny window faces the hallway with no natural ventilation, so noise from other rooms and hallways seeps through easily. The shared bathroom lacked soap, hand towels, and even a sink—just a basin outside where you can wash your hands. The mattress looked old and worn, with a waterproof cover that was cracked and peeling. The overall space feels like someone repurposed a floor into two levels with poor construction standards. Ceiling height violates local regulations (minimum 2.7m required), and I highly doubt they have a valid operating permit. Safety measures, fire prevention, and hygiene don’t meet basic legal requirements. Honestly, this isn’t suitable for travelers—only an absolute last resort.
Casa 48 Guesthouse
Our family stay at Casa 48 was absolutely unforgettable. The warm and welcoming hospitality from Valentin and Félix made us feel right at home. We even celebrated New Year’s Eve together with the hosts in a truly unique and cozy atmosphere—so much charm and genuine connection. The location is perfect for exploring Rio, especially starting from Santa Teresa. You can walk or hop on a quick metro ride to reach various neighborhoods. And the view? Absolutely breathtaking—Rio spreads out before you like a postcard. It’s not just a place to sleep; it’s an experience. Highly recommend this gem to anyone looking for authenticity, comfort, and heartwarming moments.
Andorinha Hotel (Adults Only)
My stay at Andorinha Hotel (Adults Only) was extremely disappointing. I requested breakfast for 10 a.m., but the front desk staff couldn’t even process such a simple request—no follow-up, no communication, just silence. It’s a clear sign of poor training and lack of supervision. To make matters worse, the housekeeping staff acted with outright rudeness, even taking it upon themselves to 'handle complaints' like an unofficial ombudsman. That kind of attitude is not just unprofessional—it’s disrespectful. The hotel’s quiet, private atmosphere might appeal to some, but without basic service standards, it feels more like neglect than exclusivity. For a place marketed as adults-only, the experience felt anything but mature or welcoming. If you’re looking for peace and quiet, there are far better options that actually deliver on service.
Rio Boutique Suites
This place is the perfect escape from the city's hustle and bustle. I'm a local, and after weeks of nonstop routine, I just needed to disconnect—and this stay delivered exactly that. The historic mansion is full of charming details and cultural touches, yet it seamlessly blends with modern comforts. The room is spacious, airy, and impeccably equipped—everything worked flawlessly. The linens were soft, fresh, and smelled wonderful. Breakfast was exceptional: delicious, varied, and thoughtfully prepared. I left feeling completely recharged. I’ll definitely be back—this time with my whole family. A truly unforgettable experience.
Villa Teresa
Staying at Villa Teresa was an absolute delight from the moment I arrived. The views of Santa Teresa, the Sambódromo, and the seaside promenade are simply breathtaking—especially during Carnival when the energy is electric. The property feels warm and welcoming, like a home away from home. I requested a firmer mattress (though it was just a single bed), and it made for a comfortable night’s sleep. The amenities are impressive: a cozy living room, a fun games area, spacious balconies with panoramic views, and a refreshing pool. My favorite spot? The balcony overlooking the Sambódromo—perfect for watching the parade with binoculars in hand, almost like having your own private box seat. The rooms and bathrooms were clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed. One minor note: one window felt a bit exposed to passersby, so privacy could be improved slightly. Also, while the interior shines, the exterior grounds could benefit from more consistent cleaning and organization. Breakfast was hearty and delicious—plenty of options, fresh and well-prepared. Parking right in front of the hotel on a quiet one-way street was stress-free and safe. Overall, this place offers exceptional value and charm. It’s not just a stay—it’s an experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy Rio’s magic in a peaceful, scenic setting.
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