Find hotels near Sugarloaf Cable Car, Rio de Janeiro from SAR 165

"Beautiful and comfortable place to stay! I would love to live there all the time lol! "

"Excellent service!!"

"Great service, big room, nice shower water pressure, great view from pool area on 19th floor. Breakfast is overpriced and any espresso drinks will be charged extra on top of the price paid for breakfast…that was a bad deal and therefore we chose to eat it there only once. Also, coffee in the room should be FREE….include it on the room rate already."

"Enjoyed the view of the beach, the proximity to several pick up places for tours, great places to eat and hang out on the beach and the roof top bar. "

"Great staff and clean hotel."

"The eliotical didnt work. Bummer"

"Excelente location, friendly staff, very clean,wonderful breakfast!"

"Amazing property with great views and the staff deserves the most praise with how helpful they are . Anything I needed they were there. They speak Portuguese, Spanish & English which is a plus. I can’t thank you enough for the experience"

"We reserved a Family Suite which advertised having a king bed for parents plus a twin bed for a kid. What they gave us seemed like an upgrade compared to what was advertised: two adjoining rooms, one with a king bed, the other with two twin beds, so that our kid got her own room with its own bathroom. It did have an ”ocean view” in the sense that it faced a side street, but you could look to one side and see the beach and ocean (and look the other way to see the hill with the Christ.) There was a small swimming pool on the roof. There wasn’t a hot tub, but the roof had excellent views day and night, and the roof level offered additional dining options. There was also a restaurant on the ground floor where we had a decent breakfast buffet every morning, which included fixings to make sandwiches for lunch as well. We also tried dinner in the restaurant once, although that area has lots of other dining options. The location is a beautiful world famous beach in a nice neighborhood, right next to the famous Copacabana Palace. Even in a great part of Rio like this, we were still concerned about crime, and took precautions about where we walked at night and kept valuables such as our wallets in the room safe instead of carrying everything around with us. "