4.7
New York Times
+ 3 more
“A piece of Old World elegance amid the allure — and menace — of Copacabana Beach, the Palace, with 232 rooms, completed an extensive renovation late 2012. It promotes itself as a modern property that still conjures the glamour of the days when Marlene Dietrich and Orson Welles were guests.”
4.4
Fodors
+ 2 more
“This five-star hotel, located in the historic hilltop neighborhood of Santa Teresa, is housed in a regenerated coffee plantation mansion that pays homage to Brazil’s cultures and traditions with folk art and handicrafts from across the nation.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Rio De Janeiro.
4.8
Frommers
+ 1 more
“Casa Cool Beans is one groovy bed-and-breakfast with a great laid back vibe. Set on a quiet street in Santa Teresa, the lovely property boasts beautiful gardens, colorful walls, hip artwork, and a lovely sun deck with a small swimming pool overlooking Santa Teresa.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Rio De Janeiro.
4.7
CN Traveler
“A welcome new opening and pace on Rio’s Zona Sul. It’s more subtle and modern to contrast the go-go party scene of the Fasano, yet without the sometimes stiffness of the Copacabana Palace. It feels young and sophisticated.”
Featured in CN Traveler’s 2018 Hot List
4.0
CNN
“It’s a high-volume beach hotel two short blocks from Leme, the least-known beach of the Zona Sul. But the view from its rooftop pool rivals anything the five-stars have, and its complimentary breakfasts are well-stocked. Rooms are distinctly modest.”
4.1
CNN
“Built in 1950, this three-star hotel has been a favorite of Brazilians over the years for its prices, views and proximity to Santos Dumont airport, the terminal for domestic flights.”
