MGallery Santa Teresa Hotel
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Rustic-chic hillside hotel with bay views, upscale dining, bar
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R. Alm. Alexandrino, 660 - Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 20241-260, Brazil Get directions
Rustic-chic hillside hotel with bay views, upscale dining, bar
R. Alm. Alexandrino, 660 - Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 20241-260, Brazil Get directions
"Rio's artsy enclave of cobblestone streets, known for gallery openings and a bohemian vibe."
"Start the day, perhaps, with breakfast (also available to non-guests) at the Hotel Santa Teresa Rio MGallery. Occupying a former colonial-style fazenda in the bohemian Santa Teresa district, this boutique hotel is a veritable refuge in the city. It has managed to preserve its historic architectural features, such as the stone walls and wooden floors, while at the same time introducing modern décor that ranges from indigenous handicraft to works of art by renowned designers such as the Brazilian Modernist Sergio Rodrigues." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Serene retreat loaded with character and history, located in a historic coffee plantation." - Alesandra Dubin Alesandra Dubin Alesandra Dubin is an LA-based lifestyle writer and editor. As a veteran digital journalist, she's covered travel, food, parenting, and more for over 15 years. Her work has appeared in
"Think of the hotel as a hacienda-style counterpoint to the flashier options on the beach. Part of the mini boutique hotel boom happening in the quiet hilltop neighborhood of Santa Teresa, this former derelict mansion has 44 rooms, all with wood floors, and sun-filtering shutters that nod to the tropical without hitting guests over the head with it. Yes, the service can be uneven—veering between over-attentive and indifferent—but the 80-foot pool, with its view over Santa Teresa’s stately villas to the glittering waters of Guanabara Bay, and lush gardens more than make up for it. The spa here is worth checking out, too."
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