Hotel Regina

Hotel Regina

Hotel Class: 3 out of 5 stars3 Stars - 24 Opinions

Rua Ferreira Viana 29, Flamengo, Rio de Janeiro, State of Rio de Janeiro, 22210-040, Brazil

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Forum Posts

need phone number and email address for Orla Copabana Hotel fast for visa

by wilhelm45

Please. I need the phone number and email address for the Orla Copabana Hotel on Copacabana beach fast for our Brazilian visa. I have tried and tried to find it on the internet for a long time but all I find are the 1-800 numbers for Orbitz, Travelocity, Expedia, etc. I am at my wits end as the Brazilian Consulate stresses over and over that everything must be just so on the visa application form. I would be very appreciative if someone could help. Thanks.

Re: need phone number and email address for Orla Copabana Hotel fast for visa

by Manara

The hotel address is:

AV. ATLÂNTICA 4122 COPACABANA
RIO DE JANEIRO
CEP: 22070-002
BRASIL

Telephone:
55 21 2525-2425

Email:
reservas@orlahotel.com.br

Re: need phone number and email address for Orla Copabana Hotel fast for visa

by bahiana77

They never check these addresses. You can put in any hotel in Rio, as long as your dates are covered.

Travel Tips for Rio de Janeiro

Locals show you their favourite spots

by sucesso

Some locals in Rio make themselves available to show visitors their favourite views, bars, restaurants, shops and special spots.
They are usually journalists, fotographers, designers and freelancers.
Lots if fun, worth trying it out: www.rentalocalfriend.com Definetly old city centre, Santa Teresa, of Rio is a charming little gem. I loved to ride on the trolley and watch the city from the top hill.

Supporting druglords

by Lady_Disdain

Let's face it - no matter how many honest, hard working people live in favelas, they are dominated by drug factions.

When you go on favela tours, funk ball tours or any similar activity, the tour operators pay "fees" to the drug factions for visiting rights and to ensure safety.

Please do not support the drug culture that opress a large part of the population.

Trash Can

by racheljapi

Below is a picture of what the trash cans look like here. I know this seems like a random and stupid tip but it is important to know. Please do not litter in the cities down here. Plus, if you are a smoker there is a metal bar right on the outside of the trash can (right where you put the trash in). You can use that to put out your cigarette and then throw it into the trash can. It's good to be extra courteous in another city and help keep the beauty you came to visit alive.

Always have bathing suit ready

by talinchka

Everyone in Rio seems to be ready to go to the beach at any moment. Women are always with their bikini tops on under their tops, if they are wearing tops, and men often walk around in swim shorts and flip flops.

By Bus to Buzios. (Or buying a post card).

by dabidc

The special feature of arranging to meet a Brasilian when on holiday in that Country is the way in which the arrangements, to travel by bus or visit a museum or visit such places as Pao Acucar and Corcavado, are made. I

It becomes so simple, it is without fuss, there is no difficult tongue twisting contortions such as attempting to speak the language. Or even worse pointing to the words in the phrase book.

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Questions and Answers

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Q: Hotels with airport transportation "Are there any hotels in Rio which offer free transportation from the International airport?"

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A: "I've never heard of any (in all the time I've spent on Brazil travel forums and actually in Rio). The cheapest way to get to Copacabana or Ipanema is by Real bus,..."

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