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Varanda das Bromélias
Alarisch Schulz, 158 / 198
Planalto District
95.670-000
Gramado, RS
Brazil
Alarisch Schulz, 158 / 198
Planalto District
95.670-000
Gramado, RS
Brazil
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+ (55) (54) 286 6653
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+ (55) (54) 286 0547
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Hotel Description
The most charming honeymoon in the Gaucho Mountain Range. The best choice for couples to enjoy their honeymoon. The most refined of the hotels in Gramado, the only boutique hotel inRio Grande do Sul. Include Varanda das Bromélias among your tours towards charm.
Luxury Hotel Accommodation
The objective of the architect Fernanda Ely was to recreate the feeling of being a guest in a countryside house. The guest rooms are large, bed linen is immaculate and en suite bathrooms feature showers big enough for two.
All apartments are served with the following amenities: central heating, small fridge, safe, 29' TV, access to the internet band releases, beds with cotton linens, Egiptian cotton towels, robe de chambre with monograms, special pillows (anti-allergic or made with goose feathers), designer pieces and lots, lots of space.
Each room is a lofty structure of 60 sq. Meters, with a ceiling that reaches a high of 4 meters in the center, giving the guest the feeling of an independent cabin.
From every room, there is a panoramic view of the Planalto Valley, with its sporadic "Black Forest"-like constructions rising, here and there, from the woods. Rooms also feature a balcony that, thought not as big as the super-suite's balconies, is just as suitable for watching the sunset a deux. In the winter nights, guests are encouraged to taste a good red wine from the cellars in front of the in-room fireplace.
Here, the great must is the big balconies, equipped with tables and chairs, perfect for a breakfast in the midst of nature.
From every room, there is a panoramic view of the Planalto Valley, with its sporadic "Black Forest"-like constructions rising, here and there, from the woods. Rooms are just as large as the lofts, and also feature a fireplace as one of their main attractions.
In the shelters wing, no room is like the other. From the plant to the decoration, each unit was created to take the maximum advantage from the scenery and the features that honeymooners like to find in their rooms - like Jacuzzis for two with a view from the surrounding trees, and fireplaces encrusted in the middle of a glass wall that looks into the woods.
All apartments are served with the following amenities: central heating, small fridge, safe, 29' TV, access to the internet band releases, beds with cotton linens, Egiptian cotton towels, robe de chambre with monograms, special pillows (anti-allergic or made with goose feathers), designer pieces and lots, lots of space.
Each room is a lofty structure of 60 sq. Meters, with a ceiling that reaches a high of 4 meters in the center, giving the guest the feeling of an independent cabin.
From every room, there is a panoramic view of the Planalto Valley, with its sporadic "Black Forest"-like constructions rising, here and there, from the woods. Rooms also feature a balcony that, thought not as big as the super-suite's balconies, is just as suitable for watching the sunset a deux. In the winter nights, guests are encouraged to taste a good red wine from the cellars in front of the in-room fireplace.
Here, the great must is the big balconies, equipped with tables and chairs, perfect for a breakfast in the midst of nature.
From every room, there is a panoramic view of the Planalto Valley, with its sporadic "Black Forest"-like constructions rising, here and there, from the woods. Rooms are just as large as the lofts, and also feature a fireplace as one of their main attractions.
In the shelters wing, no room is like the other. From the plant to the decoration, each unit was created to take the maximum advantage from the scenery and the features that honeymooners like to find in their rooms - like Jacuzzis for two with a view from the surrounding trees, and fireplaces encrusted in the middle of a glass wall that looks into the woods.
