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Well-priced and conveniently located hotel a couple of blocks from the prestigious frontage of Copacabana beach.

The Windsor hotels in Rio de Janeiro (there are 11) constitute a successful and growing chain of contemporary properties. The Martinique, a well-priced mid-range hotel, has a very convenient location just a couple of blocks from the prestigious frontage of Copacabana beach, steps away from its restaurants, beach bars and shops. It’s also just a ten-minute walk from the chic district of Ipanema. 

The modern building has a glass façade and public areas fashioned from marble and granite. There are over 100 compact and corporately decorated en suite rooms across seven floors; if you’d like a partial ocean view, go for one of the larger superior rooms. There is a restaurant, bar, terrace and very small rooftop pool – not suitable for swimming but handy for a quick cool-off. 

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What our clients say

  • "Hotel was very noisy, and very dated. However, the location was excellent and the staff were very friendly and helpful."

    LB, Bromley Mar 2014
  • “The Windsor Martinique was another great hotel. While our room was on the small side, it served its purpose and the hotel's location so close to Copacabana made up for…

    SND, Cambridge Nov 2013
  • Great location, great breakfasts. Friendly staff- we want to come back.

    MH,Amersham Aug 2014
  • Staff excellent.  Rooms VERY small.  Location good.

    PM, Redditch Aug 2015
  • Super location with facilities provided for sitting on the beach. Thought the restaurant was expensive and over the top.

    LB, London Nov 2018
  • "It's well placed but cramped; staff just doing their job and no more."

    CC, Carnforth Feb 2014
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