Elohim Residencial
Your Rio de Janeiro skyline view from a private balcony
About this hotel
Travelers checking in for the skyline will find Elohim Residencial's private balconies offer a compelling perspective on Rio de Janeiro. Each aparthotel unit features its own outdoor space, perfect for enjoying morning coffee as the city awakens or a quiet evening drink as the lights begin to twinkle across the urban landscape. The fully equipped kitchens allow for leisurely breakfasts or intimate dinners, all framed by the expansive city views. This setup caters to those who appreciate the independence of an apartment stay combined with the convenience of hotel services. The experience here is about personal moments, from the first light painting the horizon to the vibrant glow of Rio by night, all from the comfort of your own elevated retreat.
- Private balconies
- City views
- Fully equipped kitchens
- Air-conditioning
Our take
Elohim Residencial suits independent travelers and small groups who prioritize a private, elevated city view over communal rooftop amenities. Its aparthotel style with fully equipped kitchens is ideal for longer stays or those who prefer self-catering. Guests seeking a lively rooftop bar scene or a shared pool should consider other options, as the focus here is on the individual balcony experience and the convenience of an apartment setup.
- ✓Enjoy a quiet breakfast on your private balcony as the morning sun illuminates the Rio skyline.
- ✓For the best evening ambiance, prepare a simple dinner in your kitchen and dine al fresco on your balcony as the city lights up.
- ✓Consider booking a unit on a higher floor to maximize your panoramic city views, especially at dusk.
Why we love it
- Private balconies with city views
- Fully equipped kitchens in every unit
- Independent aparthotel experience
- Convenient 24-hour front desk
Why guests love itA freelance designer spending a month in Rio chose Elohim Residencial for the balcony and its city view, and it became her office and her evening spot. She worked there in the mornings with coffee from the kitchen, explored in the afternoons, then cooked dinner and ate outside as the lights came on across the city. The 24-hour front desk made late returns easy. There is no pool or shared terrace, a gap she filled with long walks around the city.