Copacabana Palace

Located right on Copacabana beach, the Copacabana Palace is South America's most famous hotel and has welcomed the rich and famous since 1923. The thrill of Rio de Janeiro is a physical one. Drama is built into the landscape, with Sugarloaf Mountain rearing up behind the Atlantic coastline, and the iconic statue of Christ the Redeemer surveying the scene.

Copacabana Palace has 222 rooms and suites, 147 in the main building, which 71 are suites and 76 are rooms. In the Tower Wing Building there are 75 accommodations, which are all suites. All are individually designed with fine period furniture and original works of art. Each of the rooms has view of the sea or of Copacabana Avenue. All suites have spacious and opulent sitting rooms.

With its opulent lounges, bars and restaurants, Copacabana Palace is a haven of relaxation and good living. Guests can choose from two of Rio's finest restaurants: The Hotel Cipriani Restaurant and The Pergula Restaurant. The Hotel Cipriani Restaurant, which serves Italian dishes, is one of the most sophisticated in the city. The Pergula Restaurant is situated by the pool and offers breakfast, lunch and alfresco dining.

Copacabana Palace Spa is a sophisticated urban sanctuary located over three floors of the hotel and offers seven treatment rooms, two dual treatment suites, a fitness room, sauna, steam bath, and relaxation area.

Copacabana Palace is part of Orient-Express, The Leading Hotels of the World and Virtuoso

Travel + Leisure - 500 World's Best Hotels - 2009
Condé Nast Traveler – Gold List, Best for Location - 2009
Condé Nast Traveler – Readers Choice Travel Awards - No.10 Overseas Leisure Hotel in the Americas & the Caribbean - 2008
World Travel Awards - South America's Leading Hotel - 2008
Forbes Traveler 400 – The World’s Very Best Hotels and Resorts - 2008
The Leading Hotels of the World - Award Winners - 6th Annual Commitment to Quality Awards - 2007
World Travel Awards - South America's Leading Hotel, Brazil's Leading Hotel & Brazil's Leading Business Hotel - 2007
Conde Nast Traveller, Reader’s Travel Awards – No. 20 Best Overseas Leisure Hotel in The Americas and The Caribbean - 2007

Is superbly located, the hotel faces the famous Copacabana Beach and yet is only minutes from the centre of Rio. It is only eight miles from the domestic airport Santos Dumont and 19 miles from International Airport Tom Jobim.

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Copacabana Palace
Avenida Atlântica 1702
Copacabana
Rio de Janeiro, 22021 001
Brazil

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