Windsor Copa Hotel – Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The Windsor Copa Hotel is located in Copacabana in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, within walking distance to the beach and the subway station.
The hotel is walking distance from Copacabana beach and near Ipanema beach. Thus, you may access the best of both enjoying the most beautiful tourist attractions in Rio.
The hotel offers the best options, whether on a business or leisure visit, for a more accessible trip with all the comfort and quality of Windsor Hotels.
The Windsor Copa Hotel Restaurant features fine national and international cuisine and offers an a la carte menu with unique flavors.
The Windsor Copa has a fitness center at the 12th floor, exclusive for hotel guests, free of charge. Copacabana itself is a playground all day through, and the hotel sits right in the middle of its vibrant atmosphere.
The beaches of Leme, Copacabana and Ipanema are just a short walk away.
Windsor Copa Hotel Rooms:
Standard
Superior
Superior Executive
Our star ratings are provided as quick way to compare options. They are not absolute indicators of quality, and individual experiences may vary.
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