Hotel Art Lapa
About Hotel Art Lapa
Comfortable Accommodations Art Lapa Hotel in Rio de Janeiro offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and free WiFi. Each room includes a work desk, TV, and free toiletries. Convenient Facilities Guests benefit from a elevator, 24-hour front desk, daily housekeeping, outdoor seating area, and a tour desk. Paid on-site parking is available. Prime Location Located 1.2 mi from Santos Dumont Airport, the hotel is near attractions such as Escadaria Selarón (6-minute walk), Municipal Theater (less than 0.6 mi), and Modern Art Museum (18-minute walk). Guest Satisfaction Highly rated for room cleanliness, convenient location, and attentive staff.
Amenities
- On-site parking
- 24-hour front desk
- Bar / lounge
- Express check-in / check-out
- Spa / sauna
- Family friendly
- Wheelchair accessible
- Smoke-free property
- Elevator
- In-room safe
Reviews
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New and clean, good value for money. The location feels unsafe, but the hotel tries their best to create a good atmosphere. You could still hear loud music from bars around even at 4am. But I would just stick to Ipanema or Copacabana.
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Localization It is more like a motel. The rooms are to exposed to noise from street and neighbors
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Theyre horrible and scam artists No. They scammed me out of $1700. My visa didnt come on time for my trip and they wouldnt let me change the dates for other days they absolutely had availability. Do not book here.
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Clean, modern, bright, convenient, secure. In a fun area that could be potentially a bit questionable the hotel seemed very secure. Loved it
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The hotel was clean, had a nice lobby, and cool aesthetic. The staff there were friendly, helpful, and did a great job of keeping the space clean and daily cleaning my room. And they did a good job of answering the different questions we had. Only thing I didn’t like about the property was that during my stay the electricity unfortunately went out a few times. Even though it was the entire block and partly due to Carnival. It did happen multiple times and I feel like they should have a better solution to combat this issue at this time of year.
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Power went off over 1/3rd of my stay. No power, no electricity and no A/C. Bed was horrible and walls are paper thin, you can hear everything.
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The personal was very impolite, we didn't have any window, it was a small room
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The rooms doesn’t have exhauster on the cooktop and bathroom
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A very beautiful hotel with excellent apart-hotel rooms in the second floor. Standard rooms are also comfortable. The location is excellent, in the pulsing heart of Lapa, close to restaurant-bars, supermarkets, pharmacies, etc.. access from town center to every zone in the city by car and bus, with metro stations close by as well. They don't have breakfast, only vending machines. They really should think about that (even if just a small/simple Italian breakfast), since they have a spacious lounge area with tables. Beds can be a little too soft for some people. Frigobar was turned off when we arrived and didn't cool well through the day (I wonder if they turn it off when there's no one inside the room).
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Location just bc I don’t party but other than that it was good
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Everything was super clean, it was a pretty big room and it has more that we could ask, my room had a fridge, a kitchen, a microwave a to air conditioning, it was super confortable The biggest problem is that the area its pretty busy at nigh, so there was a lot of noises and music late at night, so if you like to hangout at bar and nightclub I would recommend this place
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Clean and located centrally. No windows . The rooms had some light coming in from the hall when the lights were off.
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The room where I stayed was very clean and comforbale. The bathroom does not have hook for a facetowel.
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The rooms are clean and have almost everything you need. Most of the staff I spoke with were friendly enough and tried to help what was basically an unresolvable situation--that room 302 was uninhabitable due to noise. The guy working the night shift came, at my insistence, to my room to listen to the noise levels, recorded it on his phone, expressed his condolences since the hotel was full that night and they couldn't evacuate me to another room and then brought me some sheets and helped me open the fold out couch in the living room so I could sleep there and said it usually gets better around 3:00 or 4:00 am and hopefully it will be possible to sleep then. Room 302 was and probably always is uninhabitable due to noise levels from the bar/club directly across the street. We're not talking regular noise levels from what is generally a loud and lively neighborhood--cars, honking, drunks screaming, some music coming in, etc. That all exists too, but yo can sleep through that anyway, especially with earplugs. It only subsided to those levels at around 4:00 am. We're talking bass that is shaking the entire room with objects falling off bedside tables, weird metallic rattling in the doors and walls. I was using noise cancelling headphones at top volume and it didn't help much. I have never seen anything like it. They clearly tried with the noise insulation--the balcony doors, which look so nice in the photo, are basically sealed shut and filled with foam. It was nowhere near sufficient. They claimed the guest before me had tampered with the foam insulation. I doubt that's the issue, and I can guess why that guest was trying to figure out what was going on and how this was even possible. It subsided to normal loud area noise levels by around 4:00 and I was able to get some sleep on the couch in the living room away from the street using earplugs. The next morning they offered to move me to a cheaper room for the second night. Note this is a prepaid non-refundable reservation for two nights in the more expensive "executive" room category. (Funny trying to imagine an executive working away on their laptop while it's bouncing up and down on the table or perhaps in an important phone call while the entire room is rattling with each bass thump like they're inside a club.) I declined and moved to another hotel that cost about the same and was just fine. Meanwhile, that morning they began some kind of repair work in the next room, and my room smelled of glue. Had a pounding headache for a few hours from that.
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Cute hotel, small rooms and friendly staff!
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Shower looks nice but its really weak. The room is not soundproof, i can easily hear people talking outside my room. It woke me up during the night. The lights outside the room are pretty bright. There was a blinder to cover the window but it didnt cover completely so i still had lightening inside the room at night.
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Nothing it was perfect
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Clean and modern Neighborhood is unsafe but within the few blocks around the hotel it is okay especially when populated with party goers at night but then we had to deal with the loud noise. During the day it’s pretty much dead.
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Absolutely nothing! Rafael the manager discriminated against me!
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Nothing Loud music. The manager, Rafael did not allow me to extend my stay because of my religious practices.