It's sporadically decorated in funky 1970s decor, which is exactly its charm. Rooms made over in 2006 are spacious and comfortable. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The capital's most stylish hotel is a horseshoe-shaped complex overlooking Lago do Paranoá, right next door to the President's residence. Famed architect Ruy Ohtake designed a futuristic, open lobby with wavy hallways that climb up towards a wiry, Zeppelin-esque ceiling. It's a h… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A pleasant lobby and spacious rooms with marble floors and a small desk make this hotel good value. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Worn carpets and photographs of vaguely Bavarian landscapes are signatures at this simple yet friendly hotel near the TV tower. All rooms have a double and single bed. If you get one near the lobby, you can pick up the free wi-fi. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The 19 rooms here are practically on top of each other, and some guests complain that's it's too hot, but if you don't mind those mild inconveniences, it's clean, family-run, and very safe. Pay extra for breakfast, though guests are welcome to use the kitchen and laundry faciliti… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Clean and comfortable rooms with hardwood floors and a giant minibar make this a good option for stocking up on food. The location across the street from Patío Brasil Shopping is ideal. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The halls and lobby of this classic choice feature wonderful art by local artists and famous photographs of Juscelino Kubitschek's administration. Rooms on the 12th, 14th and 15th floors got a modern makeover in 2006, including gorgeous hardwood floors and earth-toned pinstriped … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Third-floor nonsmoking rooms with ceramic floors are the nicest and brightest in this large hotel. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

You'll have to check your English at the door, but this 21-room pousada is clean and has a pleasant lobby with free internet, a big kitchen and laundry facilities. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Inaugurated in late 2006, this hotel is in better shape than the majority. Rooms decked out in warm colors like olive green and tangerine are a soothing change of pace from the ivory-toned dominance of Brasília's cityscape. Full Lonely Planet Review ›