The Copacabana Palace is a legendary property, famous for its sumptuous style, fine cuisine and impeccable service. Opened in 1923, this impressive stucco-fashioned edifice is Rio’s most traditional and luxurious hotel. This landmark was designed by the French architect Joseph Gire who was inspired by two hotels, the Negresco in Nice and the Carlton in Cannes. It has been recently refurbished from top to toe, re-affirming its reputation as South America's most sought-after hotel. With its opulent lounges, bars and restaurants, the Copacabana Palace is a haven of relaxation and good living. Guests can choose from two of Rios finest restaurants: The Pergula situated by the pool area where guests may enjoy breakfast, buffet lunch, dinner or refreshments, and the Cipriani restaurant, already rated among the city's best, offering a selection of Northern Italian cuisine. The restaurant and its bar are located on the ground floor of the Annex, overlooking the hotel's pool. The hotel boasts a magnificent, semi-Olympic size swimming pool, which is without doubt the finest in Rio, and the only rooftop tennis court in the city. The hotel also has a new Fitness Center and a Beauty Salon.

BREAKFAST IS INCLUDED

TOURIST VISA REQUIRED FOR U.S. CITIZENS VISITING BRAZIL. VISAS MUST BE OBTAINED IN ADVANCED FROM THE BRAZILIAN CONSULATE.

The Hotel has 226 bedrooms and suites, 148 of which in the main building and 78 suites in the Annex (tower wing building), which has added to the hotel in 1948 and fully soundproofed in 1992. From 1991 to 1995 the Annex and the Main Building were completely renovated and modernized. A new Executive floor (5th floor), which holds 26 rooms and suites and the 6th floor with 7 Penthouse suites were added to the hotel.
All rooms feature air conditioning, private marble bathrooms, mini-bar, safety deposit box, color television and telephone.

Tourist tax not inlcuded (approx. $2.00 per day). It will be charged at the hotel