Salvador

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It’s the combination of elegant design, sophisticated service, and location overlooking the curved beach of bohemian neighborhood Rio Vermelho that makes this converted colonial mansion such a winner. — Fodor's
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The upper-middle-range Hotel Casa do Amarelindo is a beautifully restored boutique gem in the historic center of Salvador, set amid colorful colonial buildings. — Oyster
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Housed in a 125-year-old heritage mansion just across from the beach, Village Novo has a number of nice rooms at reasonable rates. — Frommer's
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Located in the bohemian district of Rio Vermelho, this high-rise building of serviced apartments with a sleek, modern design offers reliable quality. — Fodor's
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A modern hotel with a cool, spacious lobby overlooking the beach, pretty good service, a restaurant and bright, contemporary style rooms with LCD TVs, fridge and sea views. — Rough Guide
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One of Bahia’s most elegant hotels, in a beautifully restored nineteenth-century residence full of character. — Rough Guide
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One of the city's enduring budget options...the hotel is within walking distance of a number of Salvador's art museums and it's a short taxi ride from the historic center. — Fodor's
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Across the road from the Forte São Diogo, the six-story Grande Hotel has plain but modern rooms, with tile floors and sizeable windows. — Lonely Planet
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This pleasant, GLBT friendly B&B a few steps from Barra beach wins over independent travelers, couples, and families alike with its competitive prices and simple, Mediterranean-style design. — Fodor's
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The 284-room Sheraton da Bahia - Hotel Salvador is a four-pearl option located in central Salvador, a 10- to 15-minute drive from the Pelourinho historic district. — Oyster
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Fun and welcoming hostel 10min from the beach. The spacious dorms all have individual lockers. — Rough Guide
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This cozy pousada offers private rooms and dorm-style accommodations; both have high ceilings and exposed brick walls that remind you that you’re on one of the city’s most historic blocks. — Lonely Planet
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A beach-lovers’ retreat outside the busy city center, this guesthouse has small, pleasantly set rooms. — Lonely Planet
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This relaxed but classy pousada occupies an elegant building just two blocks from the beach; the atmosphere is quiet but friendly. — Lonely Planet
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Set in a colonial house, this comfy hostel has clean dorms with lockers and personal reading lamps. — Rough Guide
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