JW Marriott Rio de Janeiro

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Description

Located on the seafront of Copacabana, with a privileged view of the most famous beach of Rio and its clear blue waters, the 5-star JW Marriott Hotel offers a safe environment and a private strip of the beach just across the street. During your stay, you can enjoy gorgeous sea views while sunbathing in the rooftop swimming pool or working out in the gym. Guests can enjoy international cuisine at The Carioca. You can visit the Moonlounge Rooftop Bar to savour drinks and appetizers in a stylish atmosphere, or have a variety of specialized drinks at our brand new Coffee Bar, Bar da Illy. If you really want to spoil yourself, just drop by the treatment rooms and sauna. The reliable staff is always willing to give tips and help you plan your joyful days and evenings in Rio de Janeiro. Siqueira Campos Metro Station is 750 metres away. Copacabana Fort is 1.9 km from JW Marriott. Santos Dumont Airport is 10 km from the property and Galeão International Airport is at a distance of 24 km.

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