Fasano Salvador

In one of the country's most important tourist cities, on the square dedicated to the famous Brazilian poet and playwright, there is a building in the unique style of the 30s, which once housed the editorial office of the "A Tarde" newspaper. Today, you can relax within its walls in luxurious suites, intriguing with their interior design designed by the famous architect Isay Weinfed. This exclusive hotel with a perfect view of the Bay of All Saints allows you to fully experience Brazil's cultural heritage and the historic center of Salvador.

For example, you can admire the colonial architecture and watch capoeira shows (a Brazilian martial art). It was in this city that an interesting, eclectic candomblé religion developed, which combined elements of Catholicism and African beliefs. It became popular among slaves who came from Africa and originally believed in animism. Moreover, the city hosts the world's largest street carnival every year.

The rooms in the luxurious hotel are equipped with king-size beds and bathrooms finished in marble. The Fasano restaurant serves excellent Italian cuisine, including Milanese cutlets, Filetto di Manzoalla Rossini, veal ossobuco with white wine and spices, and spaghetti carbonara. You can enjoy delicious dishes in beautiful interiors that have retained the aesthetics of the 30s, and on the roof, with a wonderful view, there is a wooden terrace and a swimming pool. The spa specializing in a variety of massages also promotes relaxation.