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PESTANA RIO ATLÂNTICA
Av. Atlântica 2964, Copacabana,
Rio De Janeiro
Southwest Brazil
Brazil
(21) 2548-6332
Type: Hotel
Minimum Rate: R$ 200 - R$ 300
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Rio De Janeiro
Southwest Brazil
Brazil
(21) 2548-6332
Type: Hotel
Minimum Rate: R$ 200 - R$ 300
Comments ( 0 )
Rating (0 Votes)
The Pestana Rio Atlântica is a perfect base for exploring Copacabana and the rest of Rio. Formerly a stodgy all-suite stop, the hotel was taken over by a new management group, Pestana Hotels and Resorts, who have changed the hotel both literally and figuratively. There are 217 guest rooms, but now only half are suites.
The less expensive standard and superior rooms and even some suites face Leme and Posto 6, site of beach soccer and volleyball games. Deluxe suites have full Copacabana Beach views. Since all rooms have terraces, you can relax on yours and watch the sun set over the water. Refurbished rooms offer oversized well-stocked bathrooms, cable TV, mini-bars and in-room safes.
Younger guests are drawn to the roof-top pool and Jacuzzi, as well as the deck bar which closes at 10 pm. There are views of the mountains as well. The hotel provides beach service that includes chairs, towels and soft drinks. The upgraded health club has a sauna and you can arrange for a massage.
The new business center has computers, Internet access, scanners and secretarial services. The Cais da Ribeira Restaurant, in the lobby, is where breakfast is served (included in room rate) and the dinner menu features Portuguese specialties. The Lobby Bar, the hotel’s other social center, is open till 1 am and has live music.
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