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Casa do Amarelindo

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Charming hotel occupying a colonial building in Salvador's historic centre with high quality accommodation and excellent service.

Casa do Amarelindo is a top choice for visitors to Salvador, an enchanting colonial-style hotel. Décor is immaculately judged, balancing a sense of history with contemporary comfort and a splash of Brazilian colour.

The French-owned 19th century building is right in the middle of the action in the historic centre known as Pelourinho, with its vibrant jumble of pastel-coloured houses, cobbled streets and lively bars. Once inside, however, you enter a haven of quiet elegance.

There is a small selection of fully-equipped rooms and bathrooms come with spacious walk-in showers. Deluxe rooms have views over the bay and huge beds in which to cocoon yourself after a busy day’s exploration.

There is a very good restaurant serving predominantly local cuisine and perhaps the best passion fruit caipirinhas in Salvador. The excellent breakfast can be served on the main terrace. There is also a bar leading to a pretty little courtyard, gym, and small infinity pool with bay views.

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What our clients say

  • "Fantastic location in heart of Pelourinho. Excellent bedrooms and showers. Great breakfast served with style in lively patio area. The rooftop bar was superb with the sunset drinks. Loved the…

    AP, Esher Sep 2018
  • We were allocated a fabulous upper floor room with an incredible view of the bay, the biggest bed we have ever seen and an enormous jacuzzi bath.  The breakfasts have…

    CE, Barnet Aug 2014
  • Nicely placed, the owners very helpful and excellent restaurant.  The only problem was very slow internet, and air conditioning that blew on you in bed so had to switch it…

    CL, Sep 2015
  • Perfect location

    DM, Aug 2015
  • "Casa de Amarelindo was staffed by enthusiastic young lads keen to practice their English, couldn't do enough for you. Looked nothing from road but large comfortable room and excellent restaurant."

    MC, Teddington Nov 2013
  • “Casa do Amarelindo absolutely outstanding, both in comfort and hospitality. Perfectly located in colonial centre. Enormous breakfasts and enormous bed. Rooftop bar overlooking harbour."

    ML, Hampstead Dec 2013
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Kathryn backpacked across Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Peru before joining us. She has a degree in Philosophy and French and is a keen netball player.

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