The Roteiros de Charme Hotel Association is a traditional association of hotels of luxury of Brazil, which currently brings together 70 Hotels, Inns and Ecological Refuges from the North to the South of the country. To earn the brand’s seal, hotels ofIf you have a privileged location due to its natural beauty or historical importance, be careful when ofheart and service and follow sustainable principles. In other words, everything we look for in a complete accommodation! And there’s news out there: the Hotel Santa Teresa Rio MGallery, in Rio de Janeiro, You will be the first in the city to make the select list! So, we, who are fans of the chain, have listed below 5 Roteiros de Charme hotels in Brazil that we know and approve of:
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5 Charming Route hotels in Brazil
Hotel Santa Teresa Rio MGallery By Sofitel –Rio de Janeiro
The only 5-star hotel in the bohemian neighborhood of Santa Teresa becomes part of the association from of 2019. The hotel’s proposal is aligned with the brand’s principles, as, for example, it is located on a historic farm of café of 1850. Furthermore, the ofheart and architecture are inspired by the golden era of coffee and cocoa, with sophistication and elegance in the noble and ecological materials of the land. It’s a real refuge! The pool is also a charm in itself and the Térèze restaurant is run by Uruguayan chef Esteban Mateu, chosen as a new chef by the Veja Rio Comer&Beber 2018 award.
Quinta do Bucanero – Praia do Rosa, Santa Catarina
An hour and a half from Florianópolis, the hotel has a jaw-dropping view and mixes the green of the Atlantic Forest with the Santa Catarina sea. There are just ten apartments and two suites. So wait for exclusivity. In fact, the environment is well suited for couples and children under 14 are not allowed. It is in front of Praia do Rosa, just needing to cross the lagoon with a small boat. Gastronomy is also a highlight of the hotel, with a menu of Brazilian dishes with a contemporary touch, focusing on seafood.
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Villa Bahia – Salvador, Bahia
There are two old mansions from the 17th and 18th centuries, in front of the beautiful Church and Convent of São Francisco, in the historic center of Salvador. Certainly the best hotel in Pelourinho. Opened in 2006, it presents a rustic luxury that completely matches the place where it is located. Each room has a different decoration, and, in addition, they are named after African regions and states, such as Goa, São Tomé, Príncipe and Angola. Like a typical historic mansion, it is divided into several very cozy spaces. In terms of gastronomy, the award-winning Villa Bahia restaurant presents contemporary Bahian cuisine with French touches.
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Villa Refuge – Praia do Forte, Bahia
The guesthouse, 80 km from Salvador, is charming from beginning to end! Very well located, in the center of the village, and 200m from the beach, it has extremely tasteful environments, comfortable rooms and wonderful food. The decor completely matches the beach atmosphere where it is located, with rustic furniture and crafts from the region. The pool area is very nice, with lots of greenery and sun loungers. The restaurant is certainly the greatest asset, with delicious Bahian cuisine and seafood!
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Parador Lumiar – Nova Friburgo, Rio de Janeiro
Located in Serra de Friburgo, the hotel is the ideal place for those who want to relax, get in touch with nature and eat well. Located in a valley at an altitude of 850 meters and surrounded by the greenery of the Atlantic Forest, it has 13 charming chalets spread across land where rivers with crystal clear waters flow. The Cozinha do Parador restaurant commanded hair chef Isaiah Neries, It is a separate chapter, with its organic garden. In fact, it won the award for best restaurant in Serra by Veja Rio Comer & Beber in 2017.
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By Renata Araújo and Duda Vétere
Photos: Renata Araújo, Duda Vétere
