★★★★·Santa Teresa·9.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Pousada Rio144, an adults‑only retreat in Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro, offers rooms with panoramic sea, mountain, or city views, each featuring air‑conditioning, bathrooms, and amenities. Guests enjoy a rooftop pool, sun terrace, garden, bar, and outdoor dining. Continental breakfast, free Wi‑Fi, storage enhance convenience. Located 7 km from Santos Dumont Airport, it delivers charm and easy access to Rio’s attractions.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
We had an incredible stay at Rio144 because our wedding was nearby; from the first contact we were treated very well, the staff were impeccable, and the service quality was unparalleled. We already want to come back; we couldn’t have chosen a better spot – it was our pre‑wedding venue and the first place we returned to after the ceremony, so it holds special meaning for us. I definitely recommend it.
João·4 weeks ago
The view of Rio at sunrise, evening, and night was breathtaking. The stylish and harmonious décor, with its many special details, was lovely. The breakfast was tasty, and the open self‑serve bar was trustworthy. The terrace with pool and view was enchanting, and the magical Kaenne Faria read your wishes from the eyes. A must‑visit is the Michelin‑starred restaurant. Thank you to everyone for the wonderful time. Nothing! Don’t listen to people who want to bad‑mouth this area. The hotel isn’t central in Rio, but public taxis get you there easily. The breakfast and the view make it worth it.
Christa·4 weeks ago
The staff were attentive and spoke French. The setting was idyllic, with a magnificent view. The terrace had board games and the option to make your own caïpirinha. The nearby restaurant, Bar Do Tino, had a guide who took you there. And Flash 🫶🏽. The location can be an issue; sometimes taxis won’t go up to the pousada because of steep, paved paths at a height. However, the staff helped us find taxis.
Enola·A month ago
People are very helpful, the room is large with a wonderful view. The service scheme is self‑serve and you pay what you consume at the end (no card accepted). The idea is to feel at home, pick what you want to drink, cook your own food, but I travel more to be served, so it depends on the guest’s profile. The location is beautiful, but no Uber, iFood, or similar will go there, so getting around is a problem.
Alessandra·A month ago
The place is beautiful, with an incredible view of Sugarloaf and Christ the Redeemer. The hotel staff are kind and helpful. Breakfast is satisfactory. They have a great recovery shot, and there’s also a semi‑self‑service bar that works well. The shower is terrible – it gives little water, doesn’t heat much… a nightmare for washing hair. Access is tricky, with steep and narrow streets, and not all taxis want to go up; we had a few tight spots.
Ana·A month ago