Brazil Hotels by region: Curitiba, Morretes and the Atlantic rainforest, Brazil
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Hotel Slaviero Full Jazz
City hotel - CuritibaA stylish design hotel, part of the Slaviero business chain, in the elegant district of Batel. Themed around jazz, with huge wall pictures of Miles Davis and other jazz legends, the hotel incoprorates its own pub where live music is played every week. Rooms and facilities are modern and comfortable. Read more» -
Pousada das Meninas
Beach hotel - Ilha do MelA charming, family-run pousada at the heart of the main village of Brasilia and in easy reach of the beaches. Bright and colourful, Das Meninas is full of local character and tasefully decorated with family heirlooms and regional handicrafts. Read more» -
Pousada Enseada das Conchas
Beach hotel - Ilha do MelA small, family-run guesthouse on the edge of the main town (Brasilia) and a short walk from the beach. There is a small dining room and bar while outside there is a spacious deck which opens onto a green which separates the pousada from the waterfront. Read more» -
Pousada Graciosa
Lodge/Hosteria - MorretesA small rustic pousada just outside Morretes at the foot of the Serra da Graciosa coastal range and with views to Pico Marumbi. Many exotic plant species grow in the lush gardens attracting a variety of birds and butterflies. There is an outdoor pool and small restaurant. Read more» -
Santuario Nhundiaquara
Lodge/Hosteria - MorretesA comfortable jungle-style resort a short drive from Morretes surrounded by elegant gardens with lovely views of the distant mountains. At the heart of the complex is a large, circular, thatched lodge with a high domed ceiling that houses the reception, lounge and impressive dining room overlooking the gardens. Read more» -
Grajagan Surf Resort
Beach hotel - Ilha do MelA funky beach resort nestled among the dunes just off Praia Grande beach (famous for its surf). A short walk from the island's main village of Brasilia, Grajagan takes its name from one of Indonesia's most famous surfing breaks and has private access to the beach. The design is modern and artistic, more Brazilian than Asian, with Gaudiesque multi-coloured tiles and shapes combined with local handicrafts, including a number of colourful fishing boats. The restaurant and bar are open to the public while guests have private access to a number of viewpoints including a raised terrace overlooking the beach. Read more» -
Hotel Bourbon
City hotel - CuritibaA modern, fully furnished business hotel in downtown Curitiba. Read more» -
Hotel Camboa Capela
Inn/Posada - AntoninaA small, traditional hotel with a pretty colonial façade at the heart of Antonina's old town with wonderful views across the Paranaguá bay. Perched on a hill just across from the church, the Camboa Capela is a short walk along a cobbled street into the centre of the town and overlooks the original docks. Though rather dated, the hotel is warm and friendly. There are two small pools overlooking the bay and an interesting dining room that shows off the original town walls (ferns and all!). Read more» -
Hotel Slaviero Palace
City hotel - CuritibaA modern, business hotel, part of the Slaviero chain right in the city centre near the pedestrian precinct. Good facilities and comfortable rooms. Read more» -
Sebui Lodge
Lodge/Hosteria - Superagui National ParkThis lodge is now closed A rustic jungle lodge at the heart of the Superagui National Park a short boat ride from the mainland. Surrounded by dense Atlantic rainforest, Sebui Lodge comprises of 400 hectares of primary and secondary forest and has been a labour of love of the owner Enzo Sebastiani, who in 1999 converted it into state protected ecological reserve. The reserve has a number of unique eco-systems from coastal mangroves and transitional forest to rainforest proper and plays host to countless species, most noticeably birds, including the endemic red-tailed and purple-faced parrot. Read more»