Rio de Janeiro hotel booking tips
Ipanema Hotels in Rio de Janeiro Ideally, if money is not a problem, opt for Ipanema hotels. Ipanema is the best area to walk around, has the best beach and shops in Rio, and some of the best restaurants and bars. To stay in Ipanema is to stay centrally located, and safe.
If you are in Rio for the nightlife and beach, stay in Ipanema.The commercial zone is along Visconde Street. The young beach spot is within a block’s radius of the 9 lifeguard Post (Posto 9). Ipanema is extremely safe day and night.
Santa Teresa in Rio de Janeiro If you want to get a way from it all, Santa Teresa does the trick: a 19th century village that landed on a hill in the center of Rio. You will find one hotel and several Pousadas. All great options, and we have not yet ran into any average or below average lodging options: all have a uniqueness to them, while offering the quaint feeling you seek. Casa MangoMango Inn
Copacabana Hotels in Rio de Janeiro If you would rather save a little, opt for Copacabana hotels. Copa is the famous neighbourhood in Rio, but has lost some of its luster, due to occasional pick-pockets, beggars, and ladies of the night. The hotel rooms facing the ocean have world famous views of Copa beach.
If you in Rio here for traditional daytime tourism, go with Copacabana, which is closer to most of the attractions and offers “Yes-now-I’m-on-vacation� ocean views. It has two busy streets, N.S. Copacabana and Barata Ribeiro, where most shops can be found. The beach is the third best in Zona Sul, after Ipanema and Leblon.
Mauricio Bastos has been saving his clients as much as 72% on hotel bookings and reservations in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
