Immersed in nature, the Grand Hyatt Rio de Janeiro enjoys a dream location at the heart of the Marapendi Reserve, close to the beaches of Barra, Grumari and Prainha. To make your stay in the Cidade Maravilhosa a unique experience, your five-star hotel offers luxurious rooms and suites as well as two renowned gourmet restaurants. For relaxation and leisure, the hotel has a fitness centre with a spa, yoga room and fitness studio, as well as a beautiful swimming pool with a magnificent view of the ocean.
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Grand Hyatt Rio de Janeiro 5*
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Rooms
By way of accommodation during your stay in the heart of Barra da Tijuca, the Grand Hyatt Rio de Janeiro offers luxurious rooms and suites. Designed by the Yabu Pushelberg design studio, these elegant and spacious rooms feature a furnished balcony with a wonderful view of the ocean or Marapendi Lagoon.
Please note: other room types are available at time of booking.
Standard Room with 1 king-size bed
Ideal for couples' getaways, the Single King Room features a king-size bed (Hyatt Grand Bed™). Spacious and bright, this nest bathed in light stands out on account of its sophisticated decor and peaceful atmosphere. Extended by a private balcony, this room offers a lovely view of the hotel's garden.
Twin Room
Comfortable and elegant, the twin room features two single Hyatt Grand Beds™ that can accommodate two travellers. On request, a cot can be added to accommodate a third young guest. Outside, a private balcony allows you to take advantage of the mild climate while admiring a beautiful view of the wooded courtyard.
Ocean View Room
Walk into the ocean-view rooms and be inspired by the enchanting atmosphere of a luxurious cocoon with a sophisticated décor. This spacious room decorated in light tones sleeps two or three and features two single Hyatt Grand Beds™. A furnished balcony overlooking the beach adds to the charm of this cosy room.
Seafront Room
Available with two single beds or a king-size double bed (Hyatt Grand Bed™), the ocean-facing rooms are designed for two or three people. The most enticing feature of these luxurious waterfront refuges? A breathtaking panoramic view of the turquoise waves of the Praia da Reserva.
Restaurants & bars
Typical cariocas flavours or Japanese sophistication? The Cantô Gastro & Lounge and Shiso restaurants offer new sensory experiences. The Espaço Tano, a true belvedere on the Marapendi lagoon, welcomes you for breakfast.
Please note: other packages may be offered at time of booking.
Breakfast
Includes an assortment of hot and cold drinks and sweet and savoury dishes.
Cantô Gastro & Lounge
A stylish tropical decor designed by the architect Arthur Casas, creative cuisine inspired by cariocas traditions, live music performed in the evening: welcome to the Cantô Gastro & Lounge. The best place to enjoy a roasted Black Angus Picanha or sip a signature caipirinha to a bossa nova tune.
Shiso
Sophistication, creativity and finesse: this is the score of the Shiso, performed by Miriam Moriyama, a specialist in Japanese cuisine and the only sushiwoman in Rio. On the menu: sashimi, sushi, yakitoris and spirit tasting at the sake bar, which fuses Japanese tradition and bohemian carioca.
Activities & lifestyle
Close to elegant boutiques and trendy new eateries, the Grand Hyatt Rio de Janeiro welcomes you to the Marapendi Reserve for an urban stay in the heart of nature.
Set between the ocean and the mountains, the Barra da Tijuca district sells itself as the Miami of Rio de Janeiro. It is in this natural setting that this luxurious refuge invites you to spend your holidays: just a stone's throw from the beaches of Barra, Grumari and Prainha and the Marapendi lagoon. Without leaving the hotel, you can take a dip in the cool waters of the swimming pool or pamper yourself in the fitness centre, which includes a luxurious spa, a yoga studio and gym.
Discover the destination
Christ the Redeemer, lush green hills, white sandy beaches... Day or night, feel the magnetic pull of the "Marvellous City". Nestled on the edge of a stunning bay, Brazil's second-largest city holds the secret to a magical stay. Enjoy the bohemian atmosphere of Santa Teresa and take in the spectacular panoramic view in Guanabara Bay. In the evening, head to a bar in Lapa to dance the samba and party into the wee small hours.
Important information about your destination
Customs and traditions
Known for their warmth and joie de vivre, Brazilians are also very social people. Samba, football and sunny beaches are part of their culture. During your stay, be cordial and avoid discussions about politics or inequalities, which can sometimes be a source of tension.
Time zone difference
Brazil is divided into several time zones. Time changes are not applied throughout the country.
London, United Kingdom time is 4:00 hours ahead of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Electricity and internet access
Plugs are type N, with a variable voltage of 127V or 220V depending on the region, so a universal adapter is recommended. Internet access is readily available in major cities, but may be more limited in remote areas such as the Amazon.
Safety
Brazil is a destination where caution is advised, especially in large cities such as Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. Avoid travelling with valuables and use official taxis to get around. For up-to-date security information, please consult: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/brazil
Currency
The Brazilian Real (BRL) is the local currency. Although credit cards are accepted in major tourist areas, cash is often preferred for small shops.
Weather
Brazil has a variety of climates: the Amazon is equatorial, the south is subtropical and the Rio region is sunny all year round. The best time to visit depends on the region, but in general the austral winter (May to September) is ideal for exploration.
Languages
The official language in Brazil is Portuguese.
Accommodation quality
Brazilian accommodation ranges from luxury hotels to pousadas, charming local inns that offer an authentic experience. Standards are high in major cities and tourist areas.
Food quality
Brazilian cuisine is rich and varied. Try feijoada, the national dish based on meat and beans. Prefer bottled water.
Other topics
The Carnival in Rio, the Iguaçu Falls and the beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema are all must-sees that make Brazil a fascinating and vibrant travel destination.