Discover 6 amazing hotels across Brazil signed by the CASACOR cast

Incredible hotels are defined not just by service or location, but by the way architecture and design create experiences. When spatial projects are conceived as a narrative, each project comes to express values, aesthetic choices, and a sensitive relationship with the surroundings. In this context, hospitality emerges as an extension of architectural thinking.

With this in mind, we have listed six examples of hotels designed by professionals from the CASACOR cast that convey identity, culture, and sophistication – revealing how design can transform a stay into a experience that goes beyond rest.

Palácio Tangará Hotel, by Anastassiadis Arquitetos

Located in a preserved green area in the Panamby neighborhood of São Paulo, the Palácio Tangará occupies a plot marked by history and Burle Marx's landscaping. The interior design, crafted by Anastassiadis Arquitetos, is based on a narrative constructed from art, a central element in the composition of the projects.

Each project has been thought out to highlight carefully selected artworks, which guide choices of colors, materials, and furniture. The result is a sophisticated and timeless atmosphere, where architecture, art, and nature coexist in a balanced way.

Pulso Hotel, by Studio Arthur Casas

Located near Avenida Faria Lima in São Paulo, the Pulso Hotel is part of a mixed-use complex that connects residence, culture, gastronomy, and hospitality. With architecture and interiors designed entirely by Studio Arthur Casas, the project relies on unified language and functional solutions.

The projects combine Brazilian design, curated pieces, and artistic curation inspired by the urban landscape of São Paulo. The hotel proposes itself as an extension of the cultural life of the city, promoting encounters and experiences that transcend the traditional concept of lodging.

Janeiro Hotel, by Lia Siqueira

Facing the sea of Leblon in Rio de Janeiro, the Janeiro Hotel is conceived to be a true urban beach hotel. The project by Lia Siqueira values the natural landscape and creates projects that directly engage with light, wind, and the beach atmosphere.

[caption id="69890e6226e5c5f75ac181a1" width="736" data-alt="Janeiro Hotel" data-caption="Janeiro Hotel" data-credit="Expedia" data-source-id="68f2b8ff98f18c7f5f5e4deb" data-source-name="Divulgação"][/caption>

Natural materials, soft palette, and handcrafted elements help to create a welcoming and contemporary aesthetic. With only 53 rooms, the hotel bets on an intimate experience, combining comfort, design, and a keen eye for the surroundings.

Villa Tanah, by Marcelo Salum

In the interior of São Paulo, in São Roque, the Vila Tanah offers a nature immersion experience, guided by environmental respect and well-being. The biophilic architecture guides the project, prioritizing simple shapes, large openings, and the integration between internal and external projects.

Designed by Marcelo Salum in the interiors, the hotel uses natural materials, local stones, and demolition wood to create projects that invite contemplation. The programming includes activities aimed at the body and mind, reinforcing the deceleration proposal.

Fairmont Rio de Janeiro Copacabana, by Anastassiadis Arquitetos

Housed in the iconic building of the former Sofitel in Rio de Janeiro, the Fairmont Rio underwent a retrofit that updated its interiors without losing connection with the Copacabana landscape. The project by Anastassiadis Arquitetos highlights the sea view and translates the vibrant spirit of the city.

[caption id="69890e6226e5c5f75ac181a7" width="736" data-alt="Hotel Fairmont Rio de Janeiro Copacabana" data-caption="Hotel Fairmont Rio de Janeiro Copacabana" data-credit="Divulgação" data-source-id="68f2b8ff98f18c7f5f5e4deb" data-source-name="Divulgação"][/caption>

The curation of Brazilian furniture and artworks reinforces the local identity, while the layout prioritizes comfort and flow. The result is a hotel that balances international sophistication with Brazilian cultural references.

Renovation of Almenat Hilton Hotel, by Bloco Arquitetos

The renovation of the common areas of Almenat Hilton was designed to update the projects without compromising the hotel's operation. The project by Bloco Arquitetos proposes targeted interventions, overlaying new layers onto a preserved structural base.

The reuse of furniture, the use of strategic colors, and the valorization of exposed concrete create a dialogue between the new and the old. The solutions also facilitate guest orientation, visually organizing the different floors.