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    Windsor Barra Hotel

    3.8 (11 reviews)
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    Peter X.

    This is a nice hotel on a great location across from the beach. I'm staying here for a work trip and they booked this place for me. I got the superior suite on the 11th floor which is a decent size. The view I got is to the beach but the window has hard water stains on it so it's hard to see out. The all you can eat buffet in the lobby is great especially the price but the bar I would recommend only getting drinks there. I got a cheeseburger and it took awhile to come out since its not made there. The 17th floor has the gym, outdoor pool and rooftop bar with a view of the beach.

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    Sol da Barra Apart Hotel

    Sol da Barra Apart Hotel

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    Barra da Tijuca

    Sol da Barra is a rare gem in the hospitality industry. Barra isn't the most often toured part of…read moreRio (Cococabana would be, I'm sure), and is mostly frequented (as I was told) by business travels and conference goers (guilty!!). Most of the people visiting seemed to be either attending a conference (Those name tags....) or Brazilians. First off, the reception was EXCEPTIONAL. As soon as I booked the hotel (through Booking.com) the front desk contacted me through email to ensure that I'd have what I needed during my stay. They offered to arrange a taxi, and asked me about my sleeping preferences (in English). As the time got closer to my stay, they contacted me again to verify everything was correct and was able to deal with my last minute credit card change. When I got there, the front desk attendant spoke English very well, and was able to help translate the taxi driver's Portuguese so I could pay him appropriately as well as tip him and get a receipt for compensation from work. The busboy carried my luggage, operated the elevator, and showed me how everything in the room worked. He didn't speak English, but was able to communicate well enough. Phillipe, at the front desk, was so nice and chatted with me for quite some time in very very good English while I was going in and out. My cab back to the airport was also arranged through the front desk, and was a very good experience. As far as I could tell, Sol da Barra has some of the best free Wi-Fi available to the guests. Breakfast was traditional Brazilian (Cake for breakfast? Yes please! Guava juice? Absolutely!! Strong Coffee??....Well you know it!). there were also eggs, bacon and sausage available, but I stuck with the more traditional fruit, cheese, and cold cuts that the Brazilians were eating (If you're in Brazil, you've got to take advantage of the fresh fruit). The beach is across the street but it's a little dangerous to cross. There's a stop light not too far up the road, so if you're a beach goer definitely make a point to go the few extra steps, Brazilians do NOT stop for anything. Here's a few more tips for your visit to Brazil... Brazilians typically don't throw toilet paper in the toilet. Sol da Barra has signs notifying you of this. They have a bidet like system in that there is a hose next to the toilet...You know what it's for. Toilet paper goes in the can next to the toilet if you use it (which I believe is expected). There are prostitutes along the avenue. If it's dark, they're out. It's just a fact...Prostitution is legal in Brazil, so... The places along the Avenue are generally a little expensive, but the places along the beach are much more so. If you go "inland" a bit, things will be cheaper. Barra is a very safe neighborhood, but I'd walk in groups. If you're reading this, you're probably thinking about going to Brazil. Enjoy your stay :)

    Windsor Barra Hotel - hotels - Updated June 2026

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