Rio de Janeiro
Beach neighbourhoods, Atlantic Forest, and a port district shaped by Afro-Brazilian history share one city.
Why visit
What makes this place worth the trip.
Rio’s shoreline is only one chapter. Copacabana and Ipanema give the city its coastal rhythm; Tijuca Forest brings a different landscape, and the port district connects museums with the Afro-Brazilian heritage of Pequena África. The city suits travellers who want culture alongside time outdoors. A stay focused on one beach neighbourhood and a journey through several districts have different rhythms; Rio offers more than the resort setting its photographs can suggest.
Stays here · Rio de Janeiro
Where to settle in.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Courtyard Rio de Janeiro Barra da Tijuca
A hotel in Barra da Tijuca with an outdoor pool, fitness centre, restaurant and meeting space.
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Windsor Marapendi
A five-star, ocean-facing Barra da Tijuca stay with beach views, an outdoor pool and easy access to Rio’s newer west-side district.
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Windsor Barra Hotel
A five-star Barra da Tijuca hotel beside the beach, connected to Rio’s largest integrated hotel and event centre.
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Regency Barra Hotel
A sea-facing Barra da Tijuca hotel with rooftop pool time, a restaurant and Barra Beach a few steps away.
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Augusto's Rio Copa Hotel
A Copacabana base near the beach, with a pool, sauna and an easy split between city time and the coast.
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