Casa do Amarelindo is a charming hotel, nestled in a fully restored XIXth century building in the heart of Pelourinho, historical district of Salvador classified UNESCO World Cultural Heirtage in 1985, famous for its colourful houses, beautiful baroque churches, museums, typical stone-paved alleys constantly echoed with batucada rhythm or capoeira shows.

Ideally located on the Pelourinho carnical circuit, facing the marvelous Baia de Todos os Santos (All Saints’ Bay), Casa do Amarelindo is situated just within reach of all restaurants, bars, recreation facilities, festivals and shows which make this historical district of Salvador world-famous.

Today, no other hotel of this category enjoys the privilege of offering to its guests such a feeling of peace and well being right in the heart of the most colourful district of Salvador. In addition, fast and easy access to the most beautiful beaches of Salvador as well as to the islands of Itaparica and Morro de Sao Paolo is also guaranteed.

Casa do Amarelindo has ten high standard rooms, a swimming pool, a restaurant, two bars, a solarium, a fitness centre, a business centre, as well as two interior tropical patios, all situated in a five floor building with a lift to all floors.

Guestrooms

Casa do Amarelindo offers ten spacious rooms that combine comfort and luxury. The decoration is inspired by the Bahia colonial culture with a touch of the African influence which is so characteristic of the history of Salvador. Most of the rooms have a breathtaking view of the Baia de Todos os Santos (All Saints' Bay). In addition, various rooms have a private terrace overlooking either the bay or the city.

Everything has been thought of to guarantee a maximum of well-being, far from the cheerful bustle in the streets of Pelourinho. The rooms are equipped with either a king-size bed or with two big twin beds which can be assembled to one huge bed worthy the tale of Thousand and One Nights. High quality bedding, pure cotten sheets and duvet eiderdowns are provided for to guarantee sweet and refreshing sleeps which not even the echo of the Pelourinho feasts that may continue all night long will disturb thanks to the sound insulation of the doors and windows. All rooms have of course air conditioning and are moreover equipped with a ceiling fan, traditional symbol of the colonial rooms, however with a small difference as the fan is silent. So is the minibar. Even in the heart of the festivities, the sleep of the Casa do Amarelindo guests is sacred.

LCD, TV, DVD and CD player (free access to a selection of movies at the reception), electronic safe, hydro massage bath tub of tropical shower add to the comfort of the Casa do Amarelindo rooms, a true quiet haven in this so bustling district.

Most of the rooms are able to accommodate four adults. One rooms has also been designed to welcome people of reduced mobility.

Number of connected rooms: 4.

The Restaurant

In the daytime it functions rather like a coffee-shop with a light menu inspired by Bahian recipes.

For dinner, in a refined atmosphere, the restaurant offers very tasy food with a tropical touch, honouring the local ingredients, in particular the dishes based on seafood and fish coming directly from the bay fishermen.

The wine card gives preference to South American wines, especially the remarkable Argentinean and Chilean ones.