Rio de Janeiro - Selina Rio
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Surroundings
Copacabana is Rio’s most famous beach, and it’s easy to see why. Selina is surrounded by all kind of restaurants and shopping hotspots. Enjoy the beach, bike path, and Brazilian community from the comfort of Selina Copacabana.
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In times of uncertainty and your peace of mind, we recommend you select a flexible rate with free cancellation. If your plans change, you can always cancel free of charge until the cancellation expires.
Smoking: Not permitted at Selina locations. A $300 charge will be billed to guests who do not comply.
Coolers: Not permitted at Selina locations.
- Food and drinks: If brought from outside of Selina, it may not be consumed in common
areas, with the exception of the common kitchen.
- Noise: After 11:00 pm, guests must keep noise levels to a minimum in shared
dormitories.
Pets: Selina is pet friendly! Pet owners are required to book private rooms, as pets are not permitted in dormitories.
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An excellent address, an incredible place, a dedicated staff, a melting pot, a pleasant place in a warm district of Rio, in short an experience to live ...... ..
Pretty great location if you are going out to party. Everything is walking distance. Building is nice and trendy. They guard the entrance too. My friends and I bonded with all of our roommates across our rooms, haha! Although they keep things pretty clean, they are a little stingy with towels and sheets (which gets rough if you are staying there for multiple days and given Rio isn't the cleanest area lol). Also, staff is pretty good to work with overall but not 10/10 you know.
The rooms are immaculate, the kitchen was good. The shower was the best I had had in South America! They had some really stylish furniture and funky art. The staff on reception were friendly and helpful. A little slow. Staff in the bar were the miserable but it’s not really connected to the hostel. Lapa is a weird place, being at the hostel is like being in a bubble. It’s so modern, yet there are homeless people sleeping on the streets outside. It’s kind of strange.
