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Smart, modern hotel with glorious views and an ideal location on the Copacabana beachfront.

The attractive, contemporary Porto Bay Rio International is ideally located on Copacabana’s beachfront with superb views across the coastline from the striking rooftop pool. Guestrooms are relatively spacious and most have sought-after ocean views and balconies, unusual in Rio.

Rooms without balconies have floor-to-ceiling windows and magnificent, dual-aspect views. Rooms also have air-con, cable TV, Wifi and ensuite bathrooms.

There is a 5th-floor restaurant with great beach views, plus a sauna, small gym, cafe and bar, while the highlight is undoubtedly the rooftop lounge bar and decked open-air pool area overlooking Copacabana’s golden sands.

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What our clients say

  • “Porto Bay: fantastic roof terrace, pool and dining room and great location but the plumbing was a little quirky.”

    RG, Greenwich Nov 2013
  • Helpful , efficient, friendly staff. Room very clean and comfortable. Great views from breakfast room/roof.

    JW, Isle of Islay Sep 2026
  • Great location, staff were helpful and let us check out later. The rooftop bar and pool had amazing views and were a great place to rewind. The breakfast was the…

    CAA, London Jan 2016
  • “Super hotel in Rio - Porto Bay - very wide selection of foods for breakfast. Best of the whole tour. The hotel allowed us to use the sauna shower to…

    VD, Thatcham Sep 2011
  • Great hotel to finish the trip in.

    FA, Preston Mar 2016
  • The hotel is in an ideal location right on Copacabana beach and close to shops, restaurants and bars.  The rooftop terrace is particularly nice.  Our room which faced the side…

    AER, Edinburgh Aug 2015
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Heloise Buxton - Travel Expert

Heloise started her Latin American journey as an exchange student in Santiago, Chile. With extended summer holidays this was the perfect opportunity to backpack through Bolivia, Peru, Argentina and Brazil.

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