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Emiliano Rio de Janeiro

Name: Emiliano Rio de Janeiro
Address: Av. Atlântica, 3804 - Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 22070-001, Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Telephone: +552135036600
Price range: $369–$1,150
Rating: 4.7

Av. Atlântica, 3804 - Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 22070-001, Brazil

Condé Nast Readers' Choice '24 +1

Google 4.7

Overall 78

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$369

26 May 2026

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$1,150

4 Jan 2027

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$535

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16 to 22 Jun

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Review

Synthesized from Condé Nast Traveler

Condé Nast Readers' Choice 2024 · 2019 · 2018 · 2017 Hot List 2018

Character and identity

Set on Avenida Atlântica at the southern end of Copacabana, a few minutes from Ipanema, the Emiliano occupies a quirky folded facade that opens onto a strikingly composed interior: a Burle Marx-inspired vertical garden, midcentury Modern seating and a brass bar that anchors the lobby. With 90 rooms, it feels intimate rather than grand. The breakfast salon sits under skylights and more greenery, and a rooftop pool catches sun all day with a capable cocktail programme. The spa is a serious draw. Service register is warm and attentive, pitched to design-literate travellers rather than a party crowd.

Who's it for

Best for:
Couples and solo travellers with a design eye: architects, creative professionals and anyone who wants Copacabana's beach access without the social theatre of the bigger names nearby. Rooms feel like a sophisticated beach apartment, with plump sofas, generous bathtubs and oversized showers, ideal for slow mornings after late dinners in Ipanema or Leblon.

Should look elsewhere:
Families wanting a kids' programme, party-seekers chasing a scene, and anyone who needs reliable connectivity for work. Wi-fi is a known weak point. Travellers who want a classic grande dame experience may prefer the older Copacabana institutions.

Bottom line

What you're really booking is a quietly confident design hotel that splits the difference between Rio's flashier options, with a rooftop pool, spa and beachfront position to match. Spend up for an ocean-facing room, plan to take breakfast downstairs rather than in bed, and don't count on the wi-fi for anything mission-critical.

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