Hotels & Inns

Comfort, tranquility, and the unique experience of waking up to the lagoon breeze.

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Where to stay on the Islands

Charming options for couples, families, and those seeking to relax away from city noise.

Veneza Carioca Hotel Boutique

Veneza Carioca Hotel Boutique

Located on quiet Ilha Primeira. Intimate, welcoming atmosphere with exclusive decor. Ideal for couples and travelers seeking peace.

Pousada Barra da Tijuca

Pousada Barra da Tijuca

One of the best-known on Gigóia Island. Excellent location, with easy access to restaurants and quick crossing to the beach and mainland.

Pousada Marísis

Pousada Marísis

Small, family-run lodging on Gigóia. Highly praised for its impeccable cleanliness, quiet atmosphere, and the feeling of being in a safe nature retreat.

Casanova Residence

Casanova Residence

One of the most sophisticated on the island, facing the lagoon with views of Pedra da Gávea. Suites with romantic themes, perfect for premium experiences.

Babel Guest House - breakfast served in the courtyard under the tree

Babel Guest House

A ten-suite guest house with hand-made décor from reclaimed materials. Breakfast in the courtyard, an on-site gastrobar and suites with a hot tub. From R$ 270.

Pousada Ilha da Fantasia - deck with a flower swing and pool at sunset

Pousada Ilha da Fantasia

Lagoon-side guest house with a pool and a deck over the water. Breakfast and a boat tour through the Carioca Pantanal included in the rate.

Guesthouses and holiday homes on Gigóia Island, with prices

The island has no large hotel: what it has are small guesthouses, one boutique hotel and whole holiday homes. Below, every option with its reference price.

Where to stayPer night
Pousada Ilha da Fantasia
Five rooms on the lagoon, with a pool and a deck over the water. Breakfast and the Carioca Pantanal boat tour are included in the rate.
on request
Lux 48
Modern flat for up to 4 guests, close to the Jardim Oceânico metro station.
from R$ 250
Pousada Babel
Guesthouse with 10 suites, original decor, its own gastrobar and suites with hot tubs.
from R$ 270
Pousada Marísis
Small and family-run, praised for how clean and quiet it is.
from R$ 300
Pousada Barra da Tijuca
One of the best known on the island, close to the restaurants and the crossing.
from R$ 300
Casa Venti
Full duplex in a quiet condominium, up to 7 guests, with a garden and a barbecue. Pets welcome.
from R$ 450
Casa Goiá
Modern duplex on the top two floors of the building, up to 8 guests, with a balcony.
from R$ 500
Veneza Carioca
Boutique hotel on Ilha Primeira, intimate, a good fit for couples.
from R$ 650
Casanova Residence
Facing the lagoon, with a view of Pedra da Gávea and themed suites.
from R$ 650
Casa da Estátua
Whole house on Ilha Primeira for up to 16 guests, with a pool and a barbecue.
from R$ 1.500

These are the prices published on each property’s own page and serve as a reference. The nightly rate changes with the date, the number of guests and the length of stay — to confirm price and availability, talk to Gigi in the chat.

Guesthouse or holiday home

The choice usually comes down less to the nightly rate and more to how many of you there are.

Guesthouse or boutique hotel

  • Rate per room, usually with breakfast
  • Good for a couple or two people
  • Someone at reception to help
  • Simple to book for one or two nights

Holiday home

  • Rate for the whole house, split by the group
  • Good for a family or a group of friends
  • A kitchen and outdoor space to use
  • Usually asks for a minimum number of nights

Frequently asked questions about staying on Gigóia Island

How much does a guesthouse on Gigóia Island cost?

Published rates start around R$ 250 to R$ 300 for the smaller options and go past R$ 600 for the more upmarket ones. Holiday homes are charged for the whole house, from R$ 450. The price changes with the date and the number of guests.

Is there a hotel on Gigóia Island?

No large hotel. The island has small guesthouses, one boutique hotel — the Veneza Carioca, on Ilha Primeira — and whole holiday homes.

How do you get to where you are staying?

By boat. The island has no streets and no cars: you arrive at Av. Armando Lombardi, in Barra da Tijuca, and cross over, which takes about two minutes and runs 24 hours.

Can you bring a car?

As far as the mainland, yes. There are no cars on the island. Cars stay in the private car parks around the decks on Av. Armando Lombardi.

Is there wi-fi?

Yes. The places to stay and the venues on the island offer wi-fi.

How does booking work?

In cash, Pix or card, with a 50% deposit to secure the booking. Tell Gigi the date and how many of you there are and she confirms price and availability.

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