Villa Alexandrino - room sharing bathroom

Superhost

Private room in bed and breakfast hosted by Alexis

2 guests
1 bedroom
1 bed
1.5 shared baths

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19th century colonial-style house. Its main staircase overlooked by stained glass windows, lounges and tropical exterior including the pool and terrace overlooking the heights of Rio, make Villa Alexandrino a unique place to discover the bohemian and cultural Rio.
Just 20 minutes from the beaches, 15 from the national airport and 10 from the centre with the historic Lapa district at its feet, access the most authentic experience in both modern and traditional comfort.

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19th century colonial-style house. Its main staircase crowned with stained glass windows, its lounges and tropical exterior including the pool and terrace with views of the heights of Rio, make Villa Alexandrino a unique place to discover the bohemian and cultural Rio.
Just 20 minutes from the beaches, 15 from the national airport and 10 from the centre with the historic Lapa district at its feet, access the most authentic experience in both modern and traditional comfort.

What this place offers

Wifi

Free parking on premises

Pool

Pets allowed

TV

Washer

Dryer

Air conditioning

Unavailable: Carbon monoxide alarm

Unavailable: Smoke alarm

7 nights in Rio de Janeiro

Apr 22, 2023 - Apr 29, 2023

Guests

1 guest

5.0 out of 5 stars from 7 reviews

Cleanliness

Accuracy

Communication

Location

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Where you’ll be

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Santa Teresa is the bohemian and artistic district of Rio. Cobblestone streets and decorated walls tell his story. As is absolutely the case everywhere in Rio, the neighborhood is close to communities more commonly known as favelas. Neighboring Corcovado on one side and Lapa on the other, the latter is comparable to the Pigalle of yesteryear, making Santa Teresa the Montmartre of Rio.