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Windsor Miramar

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An elegant hotel on Copacabana beach with a classy feel and service to match.

Attractive, contemporary Windsor Miramar, one of the successful  Windsor chain, directly faces Avenida Atlantica and the white sands of Copacabana beach.  Within a stone’s throw are Rio’s famous avenues, laced with boutiques, juice bars and restaurants.

The hotel is an appealing mix of classical elegance and contemporary design; marble-effect walls, honey-coloured wooden floors and polished granite lend an upscale feel. The couple of hundred guest rooms are furnished simply and décor has a light touch, embellished with quality amenities. There’s a a rooftop terrace and pool and a very good restaurant.

Blending classy comfort with Rio’s oceanside informality, year-after-year our clients and staff find Windsor Miramar to be a highly reliable choice.

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What our clients say

  • Excellent hotel in Copocabana and near Ipamena .

    MG, Edinburgh Mar 2018

  • A really great hotel to have as a base in a wonderful location. Thoroughly recommended.

    JS, Sevenoaks Apr 2018

  • Windsor Miramar was excellent; the best hotel throughout the trip. Guide excellent.

    AP Nov 2018

  • "Very friendly and helpful staff. Lovely breakfasts. Beach services also a bonus."

    LT, London Mar 2014

  • Fantastic, perfect accommodation to end a wonderful holiday in South America.

    JS, Stratford-upon-avon Feb 2017

  • Breakfast great, best we had.  Location excellent.

    CF, London Mar 2018
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