Hotel Serramar - Rio de Janeiro
-23.00329, -43.30418
Located in the Barra da Tijuca district of Rio de Janeiro, Hotel Serramar offers an outdoor swimming pool and parking on site. The 3-star hotel is situated in the heart of Rio de Janeiro, 4.1 miles from such cultural attractions as Museu Selecao Brasileira.
Location
The Rio de Janeiro hotel is located 25 minutes' walk from Trail to Pedra da Gavea, and Sao Francisco de Paula Church is a few minutes' drive from this place. The Serramar Rio de Janeiro is also 2.1 miles from such natural sights as Pedra Bonita Mountain. The Rio de Janeiro accommodation also provides access to shopping attractions like Downtown Mall, which are approximately a 25-minute stroll away.
Avenida Vitor Konder proximo ao 225-243 bus stop is also situated just a minute's drive from Hotel Serramar.
Rooms
You can choose from one of the 105 air-conditioned rooms with a flat-screen TV, and self-catering amenities like a minibar. A separate toilet and a shower, along with bath sheets and a shower cap, are also included in the bathrooms. Certain rooms look out onto the pool.
Eat & Drink
Breakfast is served in the restaurant. This Rio de Janeiro hotel is 6 minutes by foot from Manekineko Itanhanga.
Leisure & Business
A steam room and an outdoor pool area are also available for guests' utmost relaxation.
Rooms and availability
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Max:2 persons
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Room size:
220 sq. feet
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Pool view
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Shower
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Air conditioning
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Max:2 persons
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Room size:
220 sq. feet
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Mountain view
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Shower
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Air conditioning
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Max:2 persons
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Room size:
220 sq. feet
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Pool view
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Shower
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Air conditioning
Essential information about Hotel Serramar
| 💵 Lowest room price | 46 US$ |
| 📏 Distance to center | 9.2 mi |
| ✈️ Distance to airport | 15.6 mi |
| 🧳 Nearest airport | Santos Dumont, SDU |
Location
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Reviews of Hotel Serramar
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missingWrote a review on Jul 31
Amazing facilities: infinity pool, pool bar, steam room, sauna. Plentiful and adequate breakfast. Clean twin room and bathroom. Great for solo travelers
Nothing to be said.
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missingWrote a review on Apr 06
The pool was great, and we loved hanging out there in the afternoons. The view from the hotel room was also pretty stunning, giving us a really peaceful place to relax. It was suggested by the concierge to check out the nearby park, which ended up being a highlight of the trip.
But there were too many stairs to climb, especially when carrying our luggage, which was really tiring. The service was not so great either, as staff members seemed uninterested in helping us out.
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missingWrote a review on Feb 08
We had a fantastic time at this hotel, enjoying the stunning location up on the mountain's slope in the national park area. The views were mesmerizing, with clean air and complete silence apart from the monkeys and birds providing a true escape from the city. We were impressed by the newly renovated hotel facilities, which were all operational, including the infinity pool overlooking the river and the steam room and sauna. The substantial breakfast each morning set us up for the day ahead. The staff were excellent, and we appreciated the free parking and accessible check-in desk.
Absolutely nothing.
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missingWrote a review on Jan 31
The hotel had a beautiful location up on a mountainside overlooking the city. It was surrounded by lush greenery and had mesmerizing views down to the lagoon nearby. the room was clean and spacious and the breakfast buffet was substantial with a good selection of food.
It was a bit difficult to get to the hotel due to the steep and dangerous climb up the driveway.
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missingWrote a review on Dec 14
My Christmas stay at this hotel was amazing! I loved the infinity pool that overlooked the beautiful scenery. The breakfast spread was plentiful and had a variety of options to choose from. The location was fantastic as it was within walking distance to the beach and local hot spots.
The only downside to my stay was the steep hill leading up to the hotel which made it difficult to walk up when carrying heavy luggage. Additionally, the staff's language barrier made communication challenging at times.