Brasilia Palace Hotel - Brasília

4-star lakeside hotel with Oscar Niemeyer architecture in Brasília

Architecture & Grounds

Brasilia Palace Hotel is the first building constructed in Brasília, designed by Oscar Niemeyer. The grounds host peacocks, capybaras, and burrowing owls along the lake. A plaque by the entrance marks the building's historical significance.

Rooms

Rooms at the Brasília Palace Hotel have balconies and air conditioning. Each room includes a private bathroom with L'Occitane au Brésil toiletries. The beds are large and the rooms are spacious.

Dining

Oscar Restaurant serves a menu based on Brazilian specialties and dishes from the political conventions held at the hotel in the 1960s. Breakfast includes a wide range of options, with soya milk available. The restaurant also keeps a table dedicated to Oscar Niemeyer.

Location & Grounds

The hotel is located on the shores of Lake Paranoá, a 15-minute drive from Palacio da Alvorada and Brasília's Cathedral. The grounds include a garden with peacocks, capybaras, and burrowing owls. Bicycles are available for guests to borrow to explore the city.

Amenities

The outdoor swimming pool offers panoramic views of Lake Paranoá. The fitness center is open to guests. The hotel provides free private parking on-site.

• Architecture: First building in Brasília, designed by Oscar Niemeyer
• Rooms: Spacious rooms with balconies and L'Occitane au Brésil toiletries
• Dining: Oscar Restaurant with 1960s political convention dishes
• Grounds: Lakefront garden with peacocks, capybaras, and burrowing owls
• Location: 15-minute drive from Palacio da Alvorada and Brasília's Cathedral