What defines a resort in Rio de Janeiro?

Expanded leisure facilities: pools, dining, recreation and a full vacation profile.

Are they all all-inclusive?

Not always — check meal policies on each hotel page before booking.

How many resorts are listed?

Currently 1 resorts in this profile; lowest listed rate is R$ 2.232 per night when available.

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Resorts with leisure facilities, pools and all-inclusive style stays in Rio de Janeiro.

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Rio de Janeiro

Sheraton Grand Rio Hotel & Resort

R$2,232 / night

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What people say about Rio de Janeiro

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Sunset at Arpoador with Sugarloaf in the background took my breath away. Rio is magical.

Camila Freitas

Travel photographer

Kids loved AquaRio and we loved the Botanical Garden. Rio works great for families.

Paulo & Marina

Family from Brasília

Booked a hotel in Ipanema through Aeriva and walked to Leblon. Beautiful city to explore on foot.

Diego Almeida

Traveler from Porto Alegre

Had feijoada downtown and sushi in Leblon the same day. Rio is a food lover paradise.

Natália Prado

Food lover

We went up to Christ the Redeemer early morning with no crowds. Worth waking up for!

Roberto Dias

Couple from Curitiba

Morro da Urca at dusk + caipirinha on the beach. Best combo ever.

Gabriel Henrique

Backpacker

Sugarloaf cable car at sunset is pricey but the view is worth every penny.

Helena Rocha

Honeymoon

Been to Rio five times and there is always something new. This time I found Dona Marta viewpoint.

Vitor Campos

Repeat visitor

Copacabana by day, Lapa by night. Rio has its own rhythm — Aeriva helped plan it all.

Isabela Costa

Solo traveler

Santa Teresa and Selarón Steps are must-sees. Rio surprises beyond the beaches too.

Larissa Moraes

Local from Niterói

Hiking in Tijuca National Park was the highlight. Nature inside the city — only in Rio.

André Luiz

Eco traveler

Museu do Amanhã at Praça Mauá is spectacular. Pair it with a walk around the port area.

Sofia Mendonça

Architect