Art Hostel RIo

Welcome to Art Hostel Rio!

The hostel is a beautiful redeveloped old building from the end of the 19th Century, situated just over the road from the gardens of Catete Palace, Brazil’s presidential palace from 1894 to 1960. Home to many consulates and art-decó buildings, nowadays it is mostly a middle-class residential neighbourhood.

As the name implies, the Art Hostel Rio frequently has students, artists, and musicians staying here, and our walls and rooms show off some of their works.

*ATTENTION: IN CASE OF NO SHOW THE FIRST NIGHT WILL BE CHARGED IN YOUR CREDIT CARD, NO EXCEPTIONS*

The hostel boasts a large, sunny roof terrace with guest kitchen and delicious buffet breakfast including home-made cakes and jams, fresh fruits, cheeses and cold cuts.

With 24 hour reception and English-speaking receptionists, we are happy to help you any way we can with information, tours and events.

New Year and Carnival packages
New Year - 4 nights - check in December 29th - check out January 2nd
Carnival - 5 nights - check in March 4th - check out March 9th

Accommodation Information

*ATTENTION: IN CASE OF NO SHOW THE FIRST NIGHT WILL BE CHARGED IN YOUR CREDIT CARD, NO EXCEPTIONS*

We offer dorm rooms, singles, twins and doubles, with either air-conditioning or fans, all with private bathroom. All bed linen, towels and breakfast are included in the price.

New Year and Carnival Packages
New Year - 4 nights - check in December 29th - check out January 2nd
Carnival - 5 nights - check in March 4th - check out March 9th

Even if the booking engine allows you to book less nights for the New Year or Carnival packages, your booking will not be valid if you do not book the whole package (which means you will lose the deposit paid). Extra nights will be charged at normal rates. The dates of the package are flexible. If you need to make changes after the booking please contact us immediately.

Bookings for New Year or Carnival are NON REFUNDABLE.

Location Information

The hostel is a beautiful redeveloped old building from the end of the 19th Century, situated just over the road from the gardens of Catete Palace, Brazil’s presidential palace from 1894 to 1960. Home to many consulates and art-decó buildings, nowadays it is mostly a middle-class residential neighbourhood.

We are only a 15 minute walk from Lapa, known for its street party, bars, live music and clubs; Flamengo beach and park, with its spectacular views of Sugarloaf Mountain and Christ the Redeemer; and 4 Metro stops away from Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon beaches.