Copacabana Palace, A Belmond Hotel, Rio de Janeiro

“Not worth the money, not worth a reservation, not worth our time or respect. We scheduled a brunch on Easter six months in advance, yet they didn’t have a table for us. The waiter kept pushing us to start serving ourselves because the table was ‘almost ready’—which never happened. After an hour, we left, and no one cared that we were leaving. It was really fun watching people eat and enjoy their Easter treats. Don’t waste your time. The street vendors on the beach right in front of this place will definitely give you a good time with kindness, joy and respect. Another tourist trap” — Call Back

“We had lunch at Copacabana Palace. It's a lovely setting next to the pool. I had a green salad which included a soft mild cheese, roasted pine nuts and cherry tomatoes. It was very good. The portion was quite large. The greens were mostly whole leaves, and the raddichio was a bit challenging to cut.” — SeeTheWorld

“Our recent stay at Copacabana Palace during Carnival was nothing short of extraordinary. There are iconic hotels, and then there are institutions. Copacabana Palace is the latter — a place where history, elegance, and impeccable service converge seamlessly. From the moment we arrived, every detail felt intentional. The team operates with a rare balance of warmth and discretion — attentive without intrusion, refined without stiffness. During one of the busiest and most demanding weeks of the year, the level of organization and care never wavered. That alone speaks volumes about the leadership a” — Deborah Von