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Vila Santa Teresa
This belle époque-style haven is perfect for a dreamy wedding or a relaxing getaway. Unwind at the spa center with professional massages and treatments. Enjoy the complimentary continental breakfast and delicious meals at the poolside restaurant. The picnic area and garden views offer a charming outdoor dining experience. Conveniently located near Christ the Redeemer and Ipanema Beach, with airport shuttle service for easy travel. A truly luxurious escape!
Arosa Rio Hotel
Hotel Sheik (Adults Only)
Gamboa Rio Hotel
Hotel Itaoka (Adults Only)
Pompeu Rio Hotel
Maracanã Hostel Sport Bar
Books Hostel
Hotel Vitória
Downtown Santana Hotel
Hostel Jandira
Hostel Cidade Nova
Hospedagem Minha Casa
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Arosa Rio Hotel
The Arosa Rio Hotel is an outstanding choice for travelers seeking comfort and convenience in Rio de Janeiro. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel welcome with their friendly and attentive service. The hotel is perfectly located just steps away from a variety of restaurants, shops, and local attractions—ideal for exploring the city without needing to travel far. Everything inside the property is well-organized, clean, and thoughtfully designed. It's clear that attention to detail goes into every aspect of the guest experience. With such a great location, excellent service, and a peaceful atmosphere, this hotel truly delivers exceptional value. I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Rio—it’s definitely a top pick.
Hotel Sheik (Adults Only)
Staying at Hotel Sheik (Adults Only) in Rio de Janeiro was a mixed experience, but overall not what I expected. The mattress was uncomfortable and didn't support well, making it hard to get a good night's sleep. The air conditioning unit was very noisy—especially during the night—adding to the disruption. The hotel is located near ongoing construction and busy roads, so constant traffic noise made it difficult to relax. Breakfast was delivered to the room, which was convenient but felt impersonal. One major issue was poor sound insulation: I woke up twice in the middle of the night to find the room’s speaker turned on by itself. Even more concerning was how clearly I could hear conversations from neighboring rooms through the walls—complete lack of privacy. The shower pressure was weak, and the bathroom fixtures felt outdated. Overall, the place felt more like a themed motel disguised as a boutique hotel rather than a proper adult-only retreat. With the noise, poor acoustics, and subpar amenities, I wouldn’t recommend this property unless you’re looking for something extremely budget-focused.
Gamboa Rio Hotel
Stayed at Gamboa Rio Hotel and was thoroughly impressed! The room was spacious and well-designed, offering plenty of comfort and a relaxing atmosphere. I especially loved the fresh-smelling towels—they were soft and added such a nice touch to the experience. The location is excellent, with easy access to public transit and nearby attractions. Staff were friendly and helpful throughout my visit. It's clear that attention to detail matters here. This place offers great value for money and delivers a high-quality stay. I’d definitely return and recommend it to fellow travelers looking for a comfortable and convenient base in Rio.
Pompeu Rio Hotel
The hotel offers a solid experience overall, especially considering its prime location. I found the staff to be friendly and helpful, making check-in and daily interactions pleasant. While some of the facilities show signs of aging—like slightly worn mirrors in the bathroom and faded paint in certain areas—the rooms remain clean and functional. The value for money is excellent, and being just steps away from public transit makes exploring Rio easy. It’s not a luxury stay, but for travelers who prioritize convenience and a welcoming atmosphere over brand-new finishes, this place is a great pick.
Books Hostel
Nestled right in the vibrant heart of Lapa, Books Hostel is an unbeatable spot for solo travelers looking to connect and explore. Just a short walk or affordable ride away, you're steps from Santa Teresa's charming streets, the iconic Sugarloaf Mountain, and the beautiful beaches. The atmosphere is welcoming and safe—everyone feels at home. Staff are incredibly helpful, always ready with local tips and recommendations. It’s not just a place to stay; it’s an experience you’ll want to keep going back to. Hard to leave, but absolutely worth every moment.
Hotel Vitória
I stayed at Hotel Vitória in Rio de Janeiro and had a very positive experience overall. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful—always with a smile, making the stay feel warm and welcoming. The cleanliness was outstanding; every corner of the room felt fresh and well-maintained. Breakfast was simple but sufficient—just enough to start the day right. What really stood out was the location: directly across from Exit A of Catete Metro Station. You're steps away from Palácio do Catete, Largo do Machado, Flamengo Beach, and relatively close to Lapa. Walking distance to restaurants, bakeries, street food vendors, pharmacies, supermarkets, bus stops, and more made daily life super convenient. Getting around to tourist attractions was easy—whether by foot, metro, or Uber. After 10 PM, street food options become limited, but it’s only a 10-minute leisurely walk to Largo do Machado where most of the action remains. One highlight: the hotel allows food delivery straight to your door—no need to go downstairs. Just inform reception, and your meal arrives without hassle. That said, there are a few drawbacks. There’s no elevator, so if you’re carrying luggage, climbing the stairs can be tiring. The bathroom lacks a shower enclosure, so water splashes everywhere during showers—but the floor dries quickly, and there’s a mop available. The TV remote didn’t work properly, though the TV itself is modern with a crisp image and only free-to-air channels. On a colder night, the hotel didn’t have blankets to offer. They did provide an extra sheet, which helped a bit but wasn’t enough. The mattress and pillow were quite soft—comfortable, but could use some firmness for better support. Still, considering the excellent location, great service, and value for money, this place is definitely worth staying at, especially if you’re exploring Rio on foot.
Downtown Santana Hotel
Located in a great spot for exploring downtown Rio, the Downtown Santana Hotel offers convenient access to the Sambódromo and other central attractions. The rooms are on the smaller side, but they’re clean and well-maintained—nothing fancy, but adequate for a comfortable stay. The staff are friendly and always willing to help, which makes up for some of the building’s outdated infrastructure. While amenities like air conditioning and plumbing could use an upgrade, the hotel still delivers good value, especially if you're attending events at the Sambódromo. Breakfast is simple but honest—basic bread, jam, and coffee to get you going. It’s not a highlight, but it covers the essentials. Overall, this is a solid choice if you’re looking for a budget-friendly base with a prime location.
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.
Bella Ciao Hostel
Staying at Bella Ciao Hostel in Rio de Janeiro was one of the most memorable experiences I've had on my trip. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from the metro and super close to everything worth seeing. The hostel offers incredible value for money, with clean, cozy rooms and a welcoming vibe that makes you feel right at home. The common lounge is perfect for working during the day or hanging out in the evening with board games, movies, and great conversations. The staff and regular guests are genuinely warm and friendly—they go out of their way to make sure you enjoy your time in the neighborhood and the city. Special shoutout to Saulo, the owner—he’s incredibly kind, always available, and truly cares about everyone’s well-being. It’s clear he runs this place with heart. I left feeling like I’d made new friends and discovered a hidden gem. Definitely coming back, and I’ll be bringing my travel buddies next time.
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