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Everest Rio Hotel

Rua Prudente de Moraes 1117, Ipanema,
Rio De Janeiro
Southwest Brazil
Brazil
(21) 2525-2200

Type: Hotel
Minimum Rate: R$ 100 - R$ 200

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The Everest Rio reminds us of the adage “don’t judge a book by its cover.” The hotel’s façade is not particularly impressive, but the pleasant surprise is that the public areas and guest rooms, having undergone a recent renovation, are quite contemporary and attractive. There are 156 rooms and almost 100 are standard. They are good size with built in headboards, a desk, a big closet and a small table with comfortable chairs. The 50 deluxe rooms are similar but have queen-size, rather than double, beds. Ask for a room on an upper floor so you look out at either the beach or the mountains and Lagoa. The latter is special at night. There are only nine executive suites. If you can swing it on your budget, we think they are a worthwile splurge. The walls are pale yellow, giving the rooms a light, airy look. There are separate living rooms and luxurious bathrooms. All rooms have mini-bars, TVs, data ports, refrigerators and in-room safes. Rising 23 stories above a primarily residential street the Everest Rio is just a block from Ipanema Beach but that short walk is enough to push the rates down. The hotel’s facilities and amenities are comparable to more expensive options. There is a roof-top pool and bar offering great views. The 360 Restaurant is on the 23rd floor. The breakfast buffet is served here (included in rate), as are lunch and dinner. Specialties are chargrilled meats and fish. There is a Japanese restaurant in the lobby. The hotel has a business center and 24-hour room service.
Last updated January 9, 2008
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