Hotels in Rio de Janeiro (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

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    Copacabana Palace, A Belmond Hotel, Rio de Janeiro

    5 Stars

    Semi-olympic showpiece swimming pool, Michelin-starred pan-Asian dining

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    Hotel Atlântico Prime

    4 Stars

    On-site fitness center, Versatile convention center

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  3. Hotel Atlantico Business

    4 Stars

    Rooftop pool and sun deck, Wellness and relaxation facilities

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  4. Shelton Hotel

    Secured private parking, Themed suites with unique designs

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  5. Hotel Nacional Rio de Janeiro

    5 Stars

    Panoramic São Conrado beach views, Heated outdoor swimming pool

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  6. Corinto Hotel

    2 Stars

    Indoor swimming pool and hot tub, Local and international dining

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  7. Hotel Atlântico Copacabana

    3 Stars

    Rooftop pool with iconic views, Traditional Rio hospitality

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  8. Hotel Monte Alegre

    3 Stars

    Outdoor pool and sun terrace, Wellness facilities with steam sauna

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    Hotel Atlantico Tower

    3 Stars

    Rooftop pool with Christ the Redeemer views, On-site pizzeria and restaurant

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  10. Hotel Atlântico Rio

    4 Stars

    Rooftop pool with city views, Regional and international dining

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  11. ibis budget Rio de Janeiro Nova America

    2 Stars

    Bodytech gym partnership, Pet-friendly accommodation policy

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  12. Hotel Atlântico Travel Copacabana

    4 Stars

    Christ the Redeemer views, Contemporary wood-paneled rooms

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  13. Hotel Fasano Rio de Janeiro

    5 Stars

    Rooftop infinity pool, Contemporary Italian dining at Gero

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  14. Sheraton Grand Rio Hotel & Resort

    5 Stars

    Panoramic French dining at L'Etoile, Heated oceanfront swimming pools

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  15. Orla Copacabana Hotel

    4 Stars

    Panoramic rooftop plunge pool, Beachfront fitness center and sauna

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  16. B&B Hotels Rio de Janeiro Norte

    3 Stars

    Secure on-site private parking, Dedicated event hospitality

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  17. ibis Rio Porto Atlantico

    3 Stars

    Convenient VLT light rail connection, Pet-friendly accommodation policy

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  18. Américas Granada Hotel

    4 Stars

    Rooftop pool with city views, On-site sauna and terrace

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  19. Othon Palace Copacabana Rio

    4 Stars

    Rooftop infinity pool and solarium, Skylab restaurant and bar

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  20. Days Inn by Wyndham Rio de Janeiro Lapa

    3 Stars

    Soundproofed urban guestrooms, Relaxing rooftop jacuzzi and sauna

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  21. Pompeu Rio Hotel

    3 Stars

    Traditional Pier XV restaurant, Versatile room configurations

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  22. Hotel Atlantico Star

    4 Stars

    Rooftop pool with forest views, Regional Brazilian gastronomy

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  23. Rede Andrade Lapa

    4 Stars

    Vibrant Lapa district setting, Traditional Brazilian breakfast buffet

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  24. Windsor Florida Hotel

    4 Stars

    Rooftop pool with landmark views, Authentic Brazilian dining at Babuska

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  25. Windsor Plaza Copacabana

    4 Stars

    Rooftop pool with Atlantic views, Classic Copacabana district stay

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  26. Hotel Rondônia Palace

    3 Stars

    Spacious retro-style suites, Convenient dual-station metro access

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  27. ibis Rio de Janeiro Barra da Tijuca

    3 Stars

    Panoramic ocean and mountain views, Beachfront Barra da Tijuca setting

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  28. Prodigy Santos Dumont by Wish

    4 Stars

    Rooftop infinity pool, Orla 21 rooftop restaurant

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  29. B&B HOTEL Rio Copacabana Forte

    3 Stars

    Spacious Deluxe balcony rooms, Strategic dual-beach location

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  30. Lifestyle Laghetto Collection

    5 Stars

    Glass-bottomed infinity pool, Upscale wood-clad steakhouse

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  31. Itajubá Hotel

    3 Stars

    Panoramic city and landmark views, Convenient transit connectivity

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  32. ibis Rio de Janeiro Botafogo

    4 Stars

    Iconic Christ the Redeemer views, Strategic Botafogo district base

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  33. Downtown Santana Hotel

    3 Stars

    Budget-friendly central accommodation, Strategic central location

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  34. Augusto's Copacabana Hotel

    3 Stars

    Panoramic rooftop swimming pool, Spacious suites with whirlpool tubs

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  35. Novotel Rio de Janeiro Leme

    4 Stars

    Panoramic Sky Leme rooftop, Wellness with a view

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The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.

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The ‘marvellous city’ of Rio de Janeiro

The bounds of sprawling Rio de Janeiro are just big enough to hold all the unique magic of the city within them.

Founded in 1565 by the Portuguese, Rio de Janeiro is now the second most populous city in Brazil, home to world-famous sporting facilities, a lively downtown area, a variety of accommodation with hotels to suit everyone, universities and educational centres, beaches bustling with activity and a diverse, active population.

Rio is also home to UNESCO World Heritage site ‘Carioca Landscapes between the mountains and the sea,’ and jungle-like Tijuca Forest National Park, mixing an energetic culture and a thriving dining and party scene with natural wonders to make an eclectic city unlike any other.

Go crazy at Carnival

Rio de Janeiro is known for its unique character and natural landscapes, but also has a reputation as a music, dance and cultural hub thanks to its history with samba and the world-famous Carnival. Carnival celebrations have popped up around the world over the years, but Brazil’s and Rio’s in particular is by far the most iconic and therefore a must for anyone that likes a good party.

Held between the Friday afternoon and noon of Ash Wednesday, Carnival marks the beginning of the 40-day period preceding Easter, Lent. Celebrations take place all over Brazil, with each favouring a variety of costume and even rhythm.

Larger cities like Rio also feature a spectacular parade, with samba schools – of which there are more than 200 divided into five leagues within Rio itself – travelling through the enormous Sambadrome on floats. Each float is decorated in a certain theme, and holds near 50 people including a band and dancers in elaborate costumes.

Figures say around one million tourists stay at hotels in Rio de Janeiro every year for Carnival, joining the millions of locals in the populous city for a party headlined by glitzy costumes, dance and drumbeats.

A tropical escape in the heart of the city

For something quieter than the revelry of Carnival, visit some of Rio de Janeiro’s slower-paced attractions. Tijuca National Park is the leafy tropical heart of Rio, situated in the city itself with imposing, jungle-covered mountains that create Tijuca Forest, one of the biggest urban forests in the world – and a stunning backdrop to the Rio skyline.

The presence of such lush greenery in the centre of a big city, combined with the 80 kilometres of sandy beach that frame Rio on the coast, give the metropolis a unique feeling of being surrounded by nature.

Within Tijuca National Park sits 700-metre tall Corcovado mountain, atop which is perhaps the most iconic site to tick off in Rio de Janeiro – Christ the Redeemer, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. The 30-metre tall statue of Jesus Christ overlooks the city from its perch on top of the mountain, where visitors can enjoy spectacular almost 360-degree views across the city and coast.

‘Cidade Maravilhosa’ and its beats

‘Cidade Maravilhosa’, or ‘marvellous city’ is the aptly-named official song of Rio de Janeiro, where a thriving urban music scene has evolved since Antonio Carlos Jobim and Vinicius de Moraes first penned ‘The Girl from Ipanema’. The hit song is of the bossa nova genre – one of the several musical styles created in Rio de Janeiro.

Poorer neighbourhoods or slums known as favelas are also credited with contributing greatly to Brazilian dance and music culture, particularly ‘funk carioca’, a style of music first popularised in these parts of Rio de Janeiro and other areas of Brazil. Favela culture has become such an iconic part of greater Brazilian culture that these neighbourhoods are becoming increasingly popular tourist destinations, but they remain areas of questionable safety and it is therefore wise to visit only as part of an arranged tour with a guide or your hotel.

Copacabana and cold coconut water

Just as familiar as the image of Christ the Redeemer looking down over the city are snapshots of Rio de Janeiro’s many iconic beaches, such as Copacabana, Ipanema, and Barra da Tijuca. These popular beaches lined with bars, restaurants and hotels are not made for sitting quietly and reading a book – they are bustling with activity as swimmers splash in the ocean, beach volleyball enthusiasts always find a place on the sand, and vendors pace back and forth offering cold drinks like fresh coconuts, snacks of both the hot and cold variety and beach towels.

Even in winter the weather can be suitable for swimming, with temperatures ranging from around 18 to 27 degrees in the coldest parts of the year.

Get around by bus, train or metro

Rio de Janeiro is a sizeable city, and visitors will certainly need some help exploring further afield than the immediate surrounds of their hotel. Buses are the main form of transport in Rio, but there is also a metro, an electric tramway, urban trains and even ferries to nearby islands.

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