The Best Hotel in Salvador, Salvador and the Bahia Coast

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The Centro Histórico and the nearby neighborhood of Santo Antonio offer a good selection of places to stay, many of which combine a unique atmosphere with immediate access to the colonial charms of the Pelourinho. Heading south into the Vitória neighborhood along Avenida 7 de Setembro are a number of inexpensive establishments convenient to beaches and sights. In the fashionable Barra neighborhood, many hotels are within walking distance of the beach, while Rio Vermelho is the favored choice of most Brazilians and where the city’s best bars, restaurants, and nightclubs can be found, although it is a 20-minute taxi ride from downtown. High seasons are from December to March and the month of July. For Carnival, reservations must be made months in advance, and prices are substantially higher.

Casa da Vitoria

$$ | Aloísio De Carvalho 95, Salvador, 40081–300, Brazil
This excellent value option on a tranquil side street of residential Campo Grande offers an intimate B&B experience, with owner Augusta going out of her way to ensure guests feel right at home. Eight immaculate rooms combine sleek wooden floorboards with high ceilings and comfy beds, while the master suite comes with private balconies and can fit an extra bed. The open-plan public areas include a library, fresh flowers, and a long communal table, where a daily changing breakfast is served, with specialities such as banana tapioca pancakes and passion-fruit mousse.

Pros

  • Value for money
  • Family environment
  • Immaculate

Cons

  • No 24-hour reception
  • Some rooms can be dark
Aloísio De Carvalho 95, Salvador, 40081–300, Brazil
071-3013–2016
Hotel Details
8 rooms
Free Breakfast

Quick Facts

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