This hotel is located near Copacabana's busiest intersection. Convenient for pulbic transportation (bus stops 50m, metro and airport bus 250m or so), the beach is a couple of blocks away, lots of local businesses nearby too. The drawback is that the it can be noisy - even at rainy Sunday mornings (no double glazed windows). The cleaning staff also start... More

I left my Sony Walkman on my unmade bed as I went out for breakfast. I locked the room. When I returned the maid had been....cleaned, made my bed but the walkman had GONE! It was blatently obvious that the maid had STOLEN my walkman as she had a key and she cleaned the room. Typical Rio, full of thieves,... More

Hotel and room is average compared to other hotels in the area. I was fortunate to only stayed here for a few days, a couple that I was travelling with continued to stay at this hotel and on their last night the room was broken into, the safe was blown up and they took everything. The hotel staff were not... More

We spent three nights here during a city break from Salvador. As with most hotels, they spend the most money on the lobby to try and fool punters into thinking the rest of the hotel will be as plush. The lobby of the Copacabana Sol is done up with designer furniture but when you get to the rooms it's another... More

Arrived here and got myself the most expensive rooms they had. The price was about 70 US$. I chose the hotel because they had internet wifi connection. even when the price for that was quite high (0.3 R$ / min). I work a lot in the internet thats why my internet bill after 24hours was over 150 R$ already and... More