Morro De São Paulo Hotels & Hostels (12)

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One of several campsites near the beaches, Oxum has a small backyard of equal parts grass and sand, with some shade. The rooms are boxy wooden cabins without charm.

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This pleasant hostel has fine rooms with big shuttered windows, a little garden, hammocks and a guest kitchen. To get there, take the first left after passing through the archway leading to the s…

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Decent value among beachfront hotels, Morro Praia has small, simple rooms with colorful murals and decent windows, some opening onto the sea.

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Reigning over the wide, main plaza, this renovated colonial mansion has lovely rooms with classical furnishings and large windows. Eclectically furnished chalets in back overlook a small garden. …

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To the right after arriving in the main plaza, this friendly modern pousada has small but comfortable rooms that are well maintained.

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Popular with young travelers, Aradhia offers fair value for its worn, basic rooms. Hammocks and a pool sweeten the deal. Aradhia lies on a narrow lane, just off Terceirs Praia.

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To the right after arriving in the main plaza, this is a bare-bones choice for budget travelers, with basic, poorly ventilated rooms on the first floor, and breezier, more pleasant rooms upstairs…

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In a marvelous hilltop position, the lushly landscaped Colibri has round cabins and well-finished two-room suites with verandas and hammocks. Two hectares of surrounding jungle assure beauty and …

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This tidy, family-run place has fine cheap rooms that can be a little noisy. Pricier, better rooms are on the upper floors and are run by a separate pousada of the same name.

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At the base of the steep road leading to the ocean, this well-established guesthouse is good value for its open two-room suites catching the ocean breeze, and porches for people-watching.

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On the hill above the dock, the tranquilly set Ninho da Águia is indeed at eagle's-nest heights. It's a friendly, family-run affair with tidy, simple rooms (upstairs rooms have great views). To g…

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This charming guesthouse is all about peace and tranquility: colorful, stylish rooms overlooking the sea or a small garden in back; guests receive a free yoga class.

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