Comfort Cup - 4 Guests Comfort and Leisure

WELCOME!

Imagine waking up in Copacabana, in a breezy apartment shaded by a beautiful almond tree right in front! Our home is cozy and practical, with a bedroom, living room, and space for up to 4 guests.

It features a fully equipped kitchen, Wi-Fi, TV, and all the charm of a true Carioca home. the constant breeze and fans keep everything comfortable. Here you can relax, work, or enjoy Rio with total freedom. Whether with family, friends, or just the two of you.

GENERAL INFO

Your reservation is private for the entire apartment. Guests may visit if registered in advance through the booking platform. The access code or key is sent on the day of arrival, at 1 p.m. — keep your internet active to receive instructions without delays.

Our support is available daily, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Need to store luggage before check-in or after check-out? Count on our support point in Copacabana (Rua Constante Ramos, 43A). After 7 nights, we provide a free change of bed linen and towels — just request in advance.

DETAILS

The building is residential and quiet, ideal for those seeking rest without giving up a prime location. Within minutes you’re at the beach, metro, leafy squares, and everyday services — supermarkets, pharmacies, stationery stores, and banks. The neighborhood offers everything for a practical stay, all within walking distance and without complications.

SUPPORT FOR THOSE COMING TO RIO FOR THE U.S. VISA PROCESS

If you’re coming to Rio de Janeiro for your U.S. visa appointment, count on us to make your schedule easier! Arrive in advance and meet with us in person—we’ll be happy to help with general questions and local tips on transportation, etiquette, and what to wear.

SERVICES & FEATURES

Fast Wi-Fi, two double beds, fully equipped kitchen, bed linen and towels, TV, quiet back-facing view, pet-friendly, extra futon when needed, crib and beach chairs upon request with 24h notice (or pick-up at our Copacabana store), daily support, weekly linen change included. No parking in the building, but paid lots are nearby.

YOUR ACCOMMODATION

The spaces are airy and functional: a comfortable bedroom, a living room with a second double bed and dining area, and a bathroom with hot shower and good ventilation. The kitchen is equipped with stove, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, blender, and utensils for those who prefer to cook.

Traveling with a child? We provide a portable crib. Going to the beach? We can reserve beach chairs for you with 24h notice, or you can pick them up at our store. Small pets are welcome — just let us know in advance so we can prepare everything with care.

CHECK-IN & CHECK-OUT

Check-in can be remote or in person, between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m.; the access code is sent at 1 p.m. through your booking platform. We kindly ask for guest documents up to 48 hours before arrival (your data is processed in compliance with LGPD).

Check-out is at 12 p.m. Need flexibility? Let us know in advance — if possible, we’ll gladly adjust.

COUNT ON US

We can recommend restaurants, book tours, arrange transfers, set aside beach chairs and a crib, and even have basic groceries ready for your arrival. Always contact us through the booking platform, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Outside the house, every bit of help is welcome — and we’re close by.

COPACABANA!

Copacabana is more than a beach: it’s history, culture, and vibrant life!

The name comes from the Bolivian city of Copacabana, famous for the sanctuary of Our Lady of Copacabana. In Rio, it all began as a small fishing village and came to life after the opening of the Old Tunnel in 1892, connecting Botafogo to the waterfront.

In the 1920s, the inauguration of the Copacabana Palace turned the neighborhood into a symbol of sophistication and international tourism. In the 1930s, the Portuguese stone wave-pattern sidewalks became a world postcard. And in 1922, the Forte de Copacabana was the stage of the “18 of the Fort” revolt, a landmark in Brazilian history.

Copacabana is also music: birthplace of Bossa Nova and home to artists like Tom Jobim and Vinícius de Moraes. Today, it remains vibrant 24/7, with its lively beachfront, bustling nightlife, and shops that never close.

Gastronomy suggestions:

Breakfast at Polis Sucos or Café 18 do Forte

Light lunch at Delírio Tropical or traditional at Adega Pérola

Sophisticated dinner at Mee (Copacabana Palace) or casual at Bip Bip, a haven of live music

For snacks and draft beer: Belmonte and Bar do Copa

Sightseeing & culture:

Forte de Copacabana and the Army Historical Museum

Copacabana Beach and a walk to Leme

Sunday handicraft fairs

Free concerts and events on the beach

Easy metro access to MAR (Rio Art Museum) and MAM (Museum of Modern Art)

Local tips:

Choose restaurants on the inner streets — cheaper than the beachfront ones

Museums are free on Tuesdays

Bargain at street fairs if paying in cash

Avoid beggars and rely on our team for safe routes and tips

TRANSPORTATION

You are at Constante Ramos, 164, with plenty of connections around.

The Siqueira Campos metro station is just a few minutes away, there are bus lines to the entire city, and ride-hailing apps work very well. We recommend avoiding a private car due to traffic and parking costs; if needed, there are paid parking lots nearby. We also offer transfers to airports and tours upon request.