As far as accommodation services are concerned, luckily there are dozens of Rio hotels in which you can stay at an affordable price and decent comfort. Rio de Janeiro hotels offer services for all budgets: entry-level to executive so everyone will surely find a place to spend their well-deserved vacation in this exciting destination.

For example, the Atlantis Copacabana Hotel has 87 rooms distributed along 11 floors. Facilities include a pool, a sauna, and solarium. Rooms are clean and comfortable. All units have private bathroom, air-conditioning, small table and chairs, TV with cable channels in English, phone, mini-bar, and closet with safety box, phone and FM. You have a choice of a double bed or a set of two or three twins (triple occupancy).

Another affordable solution among Rio de Janeiro hotels would be the Florida Hotel which is popular with business travelers from Sao Paulo who know a good deal when they see one: On top of a reasonable room rate the Florida Hotel offers a wide range of free facilities, some of them are: parking, local calls and Internet access. Built in the 1940s, the hotel doesn’t suffer from the modern “small room” syndrome, and the spacious and pleasant rooms offer either granite floors or new carpeting. The standard rooms overlook the rear or the side of the building and come with showers only. Both the superior and deluxe rooms offer views and have bathrooms with whirlpool tubs.

As a more expensive solution among Rio de Janeiro hotels, for tourists that are willing to spare more than just a few dollars, the Caesar Park Hotel has an elegantly furnished sitting room that offers a front and side view towards Copacabana or Leblon. The amenities are all outstanding, as is the view from the rooftop pool deck and fitness center. On the beach, the hotel provides a complimentary lifeguard, security, chairs, towels, and refreshments, allowing you to take to the beach in style. The hotel’s Galani restaurant serves contemporary Italian fare, rated among the cities finest. On Saturdays, guests look forward to the lavish feijoada feast served for lunch.

Last but not least, the Arpoador Inn comes as a cheaper alternative to Rio de Janeiro hotels and offers deluxe rooms overlook the ocean, with a view to Leblon, Ipanema and Arpoador Beaches. Rua Francisco Bhering, the beach lane, is open for residents and pedestrians only. Arpoador Inn is the only hotel in Rio on Arpoador Beach, the scenic East corner of Ipanema Beach. You are in a walking distance from the best Ipanema and Copacabana have to offer. Since its opening in 1974, Arpoador Inn has established a tradition of associating the top location to a friendly atmosphere, and reasonable rates.

With approximately 6 million inhabitants, one of Rio’s most precious resources is often overlooked or forgotten: its inhabitants. Brazil is a mixture of races, colors and also creeds. No one race, color or religion dominates in Brazil. There is room for each and everyone, and that includes the many visitors who come to Brazil each year from every corner of the planet. Cariocas are particularly fun loving and quite warm. Schedule way ahead for one of the Rio hotels for this interesting destination, especially if you plan on visiting during the Carnival, the greatest party ever.