Brazil’s Modern Luxury Hotels: Fasano Sao Paulo & Rio De Janeiro

Two of Brazil’s finest luxury hotels are Fasano Sao Paulo and Fasano Rio De Janeiro. Fasano De Sao Paulo was the first hotel of the two and is also considered one of the 50 best hotels in the world. The hotel is located in Jardins and is decorated in a combination of classic and modern details from furniture to English brickwork on the façade. The Hotel Fasano Rio De Janeiro is located on Avenida Vieira Souto, in the heart of Ipanema Beach that known to be one of the sexiest beaches in the world! The location is great for both leisure and business trips.

The 91 rooms of the Fasano Sao Paulo and Fasano Rio De Janeiro are similar. They have private balconies with mirrored screens. All rooms are decorated with comfort and detail of classic and modern styles to enhance the experience of guests. Rooms have beautiful hardwood floors and Starck’s Dali-Esque ear shaped mirrors. The furniture includes elegant Sergio Rodrigues chairs and king sized beds. A 32-inch TV with cable, a workstation with wireless Internet, and a wireless telephone are some of the facilities available to guests.

The AL Mare Restaurant is part of the luxury hotel Fasano Rio de Janeiro. Veja Magazine awarded the world-renown gastronomic restaurant for the best seafood in the city.

Baretto-Londra is the restaurant/bar at Sao Paulo’s baretto, and has been rated the number one bar in the world by several publications. It offers signature cocktails and light meals. It’s a comfortable and cozy place that offers great entertainment. Its open Monday through Saturday and features occasional live shows and classic rock tunes.

Rua Vitório Fasano
88 Sao Paulo – SP
01414-020, Brazil

Av Vieira Souto
80 Rio de Janeiro
22420 000, Brazil

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