Ideally located on the seafront of Copacabana Beach, Windsor California Copacabana offers comfortable accommodations with contemporary furniture and overlooking the ocean.
Katherine
Costa Rica
Delicious breakfast, amazing location, comfy bed and great room. Staff was always very friendly and helpful. This must be one of the best hotels in the area. Would definitely recommend to others.
The elegant 5-star Copacabana Palace, A Belmond Hotel, Rio de Janeiro offers luxurious rooms with marbled bathrooms and panoramic ocean views, located on Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beachfront.
Located in Rio de Janeiro, 2.8 miles from Selarón Steps, Vila Santa Teresa provides accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Located in the historical and cultural heart of Rio de Janeiro, this 5-star boutique hotel offers a unique concept of tropical design and panoramic views of Rio de Janeiro’s bay.
Rajat
United States of America
Fantastic romantic property on top of a hill with upscale amenities and great friendly service. Check-in was smooth and attentive to details (they had already asked the name of my travel companion ahead of time). The room was up some stairs (no elevator) but was magical, with big windows facing the city of Rio. The property itself is an urban oasis, with a lovely pool and top class restaurant. Breakfast was top notch also. It is a pricey property but worth it for a spurge. Nice welcome cookies, slippers, and personal photograph.
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8.0
The best time to go is early as it gets very crowded even...
The best time to go is early as it gets very crowded even from as early as 08h00. Take the shuttle up, it takes you all the way up rather than the tram or bus - with those you still have to walk a bit, and it's quite steep.
Lungelo Kandy
South Africa
Scored 6.0
6.0
It's an epic landmark to visit, so of course you must go...
It's an epic landmark to visit, so of course you must go when visiting Rio for the first time. BUT...the crowds, OMG! I first visited the site in 2009 and it was pretty crowded but enjoyable. Now, going there 10 years later it was completely different experience. There is a whole system to get up to the point by shuttle bus (pay) get a ticket (pay) wade through the long line as if you're at Six Flags newest ride, then take another shuttle van from the ticket building to the actual point. Inch your way through the crowd (pay with your sanity), but good luck trying to take a photo or even walk in to look up because everyone else is blocking the way while they take their photos. If you're claustrophobic you will not survive. The view is amazing, the experience is exhausting.
Best advice is to go as early as possible, right when they open or try to visit off peak season or days. Since the Olympics and World Cup it seems many more people are visiting Rio. Plan accordingly.
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benslife
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