Rio de Janeiro Hotel Guide - Museu Histórico da Cidade hotels in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

"My favorites things about this hotel compared to other 5-star hotels in Rio: 1. the views from its rooms 2. its Oscar Niemeyer architecture 3. Sao Conrado beach 4. how close it is to Leblon."

"Excellent breakfast"

"It was perfect... just outside of Leblon, walking distance... a small cocoon just outside of Rio's brightest beaches!!!"

"The location was great. I liked the small town vibe. A very good gelato place was across the street. Highly recommended!"

"This is a wonderful home in a beautiful, quiet neighborhood. Everything about our stay was fantastic. We could not recommend more highly! We really hope to be back next year."

"Nice hotel in the heart of Leblon, close to everything and the beach. The rooms were clean and spacious, breakfast was very nice and varied. Very much enjoyed staying here."

"Great location and the staff are friendly. Staff also speak English."

"Perfect location"

"First off, this is a favela, and it’s amazing. The views are unreal, the space is comfortable, and it’s easy to just stay here all day and not want to leave. That said, it *is* still a favela, so come prepared. If you have multiple bags, use Google Translate to arrange a motorbike or van to get up the hill. Ubers can take a while and often stop running around midnight. My stay was incredible. I didn’t realize breakfast was included every morning, and the family here is so welcoming and kind, above&beyond. On my first day they were having a barbecue and invited me to try traditional foods like maionese and churrasco. Later we went to a bloco party together and they made sure I felt safe the entire time. There are community rules, and the hosts clearly explained where to go and what areas to avoid. I genuinely felt safe and cared for. There’s a strong sense of community here. There are different room types with or without AC. I chose a non AC room. It was a little hot during the day but not unbearable. Pro tip: the rooftop is cooler and doubles as a lounging and viewing deck. I also didn’t know how to turn on the hot water at first, so ask for a quick walkthrough. If you prefer very modern, sturdy bathroom fixtures, this may not be the best fit. This is not something you can experience through a tour. To understand the warmth and daily life of a favela, you have to live in it. If you’re open minded and prepared, this stay is truly special. <3 Thank you for all the hospitality "