Rio de Janeiro Hotels & Hostels (213)

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Although the rooms are cramped, that hasn't affected the popularity of this Copacabana hostel, which packs in a young, celebratory crowd out to make the most of their nights in Rio.

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Located less than two blocks from Ipanema beach, this popular budget spot attracts a mix of young travelers. The rooms and services are pretty basic here, but the hostel is on a quiet, tree-lined…

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Blazing new ground in Leblon, Lemon Spirit is the neighborhood's first hostel. This low-key spot is an excellent place to meet up with fellow backpackers, with great bars and restaurants just a s…

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Set on a tiny peaceful street in Copacabana, this three-storey hostel has a friendly, welcoming ambience, basic quarters and ample lounge space. It's about a 10 minute walk to the beach.

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Located along what's quickly emerged as hostel row, the Wave Hostel is the nicest of the eight or so options here. The sleeping quarters and common area are clean and well-maintained, with handso…

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This clean, attractive guesthouse is one of the only of its kind in Brazil. Located in the Favela Pereirão da Silva, Favelinha has four double rooms and a 5-bed dorm room, all with stunning balco…

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One of Santa Teresa's hidden gems, Rio Hostel is one of the city's most atmospheric places to stay. In a converted mansion overlooking downtown, you'll find a good mix of travelers enjoying the b…

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In a handsomely renovated 1930s colonial-style villa, this popular Ipanema hostel opened in 2007, offering spruce little rooms with two-toned wood floors and a good traveler vibe. The front porch…

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Set in a small villa on a peaceful stretch of Ipanema, Rio Hostel attracts a good mix of travelers. It has clean, airy rooms, a top-floor deck with hammocks and a small veranda in front.

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One of Rio's loveliest hostels, the Ipanema Beach House offers accommodation in a converted two-story house on one of Ipanema's most charming streets. Staying here is very much like staying in a …

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Harmonia is a good budget choice in Ipanema, with a good traveler vibe, clean rooms and friendly, helpful staff. It's run by three multilingual Swedes, who can provide a wealth of information on …

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This small, homely spot is one of Rio's newest additions to the hostel scene. The Lighthouse consists of eight-bed dorm rooms and one private double (with a fold-out sofa). It's three blocks from…

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Nicely located on a pretty, tree-lined street in Ipanema, Yaya Hotel is a small converted private house that rents clean and simple rooms at reasonable prices. It still has a brand-new feel (it o…

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A few blocks from Copacabana beach, this fairly straightforward hotel offers decent rooms at fair prices. Owing to its age (less than 10 years old), the whole place is still in good shape, and th…

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Overlooking the eastern end of Ipanema beach (also called Arpoador Beach), the Arpoador Inn boasts one of the best locations anywhere in the Zona Sul. Although the rooms don't rival the view, a r…

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The looming white Hotel Glória was once a grand 1920s beachfront hotel. Although it has lost its beach, the Glória still retains some of its old splendour, amid its classically decorated rooms an…

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Set on a quiet street a few blocks from Copacabana beach, this simple 13-story hotel is far from palatial. You won't find much luxury here, but you will find small, tidy rooms at fairly decent pr…

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A solid value for its trim, modern rooms, this 13-story hotel is nicely located within a short stroll to both Copacabana and Ipanema beaches. Guest quarters are set with pressed wood floors and c…

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Right around the corner from the beach, the Ipanema Inn is a decent option for those seeking comfortable but simple accommodation in an excellent neighborhood - and at a price that won't erode th…

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Set in a handsome white building overlooking Copacabana beach, the Olinda Othon is indeed a classic. Its oversized marble lobby, complete with chandeliers, oriental carpets and grand piano has an…

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Despite the 13-story building, the Orla Copacabana has something of a boutique feel. Its stylish, understated rooms, attentive service and location overlooking the beach make it a top pick in Cop…

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The Mar Ipanema may not dazzle with ocean views and gilt-trimmed lobbies like other hotels in this neighborhood, but for the price its small, nicely maintained rooms are an excellent option. The …

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Set on a prime plot of real estate overlooking Copacabana beach, the Miramar Palace Hotel has sizeable, comfortable rooms and decent service making it popular with a mix of Brazilian and foreign …

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This stylish 13-story hotel demonstrates real design smarts in its handsome rooms and suites. It lies toward the calmer southern end of Copacabana, within two blocks of the beach.

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On a peaceful lane in Santa Teresa, Castelinho 38 is a handsome guesthouse with high ceilings, wood floors and a light, airy design. It was built in 1886, and has a decorative castle-like façade,…

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Another one of Ipanema's elegant high-rise hotels, the Everest Rio features nicely decorated rooms ranging from small to spacious, along with professional service and an enviable location. Althou…

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Occupying a prime plot of real estate facing lovely Ipanema beach, the tall slender Sol Ipanema features nicely renovated rooms, with dark-wood furnishings and good lighting. Sol Ipanema, inciden…

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One of Ipanema's newest addresses, the 18-story Ipanema Plaza has a range of stylish, modern rooms, excellent service and that all-important location just half a block from the beach.

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This all-suite hotel opened to much fanfare several years ago. Although there are no beach views, the rooms are stylish and comfortable with loads of amenities. Excellent beaches are just a short…

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One of Rio's most expensive hotels, the Sofitel does its best to dazzle visitors with its lavishness. The excellent service, comfortable rooms, lovely pools and beach-front location has earned ma…

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With the best of Rio just outside the door, the Praia now earns a place among Ipanema's top hotels. This popular 16-story place offers trim, comfortable rooms and excellent service, all within a …

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One of Rio's best hotels, the Caesar Park has all the features you expect in a five-star hotel: impeccable service, a lavish restaurant, top-floor pool and fitness centre, as well as the excellen…

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One of Rio's most stylish hotels, Marina All Suites has beautifully decorated rooms, doting service and all the creature comforts you can imagine. The best rooms in the ocean-fronting hotel have …

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The Copacabana Palace is Rio's most famous hotel. Its classical white facade dates back to the 1920s when it became a city icon. Inside, the trappings of luxury abound, from its spacious, antique…

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Rio's loveliest new hotel opened in late 2007 to much fanfare with its brilliant rooms, decadent seafood restaurant and uber-stylish bar. Views from the rooftop pool are truly breathtaking - as a…

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Located along Botafogo's hostel row, El Misti is a popular budget spot among Brazilian and foreign travelers for its cheap dorm rooms (with triple bunk beds) and lively atmosphere. It's a short w…

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Copacabana's biggest hostel, Mellow Yellow attracts young travelers willing to endure basic accommodations in exchange for a party atmosphere. There's a bar, many lounge areas and a patio with sp…

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Yet another hostel set in a former villa, Bamboo Rio is a friendly, comfortable hostel with tidy dorm rooms (sleeping from five to 12), ample lounge space, a tiny pool and an inviting bar area. O…

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Set in an unsigned two-story villa on one of Copacabana's rare quiet streets, this friendly hostel offers good-value dorm rooms (each with six to 12 beds). It's a friendly place with a lounge roo…

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New in 2007, Terrasse Hostel is a small, narrow hostel with basic rooms and not much in the way of atmosphere. It is however brilliantly located on one of Ipanema's best streets, with good cafes,…

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