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The Two Best Hostels in Rio de Janeiro
If you are ready to see the world but want to keep the expenses down, check in to one of the best hostels in Rio de Janeiro. Hostels allow you to stay comfortably and affordably while you travel and these two choices are right in the heart of all the action.
El Misti Hostel Copacabana
What could be better than staying just 4 block from one of the world's most famous beaches? Staying for a fraction of what a hotel would cost. The El Misti Hostel comes with an amazing set of perks like free airport pick-up, breakfast, and linens. In case you believe that hostels are stripped down versions of hotels, the El Misti Hostel will change that belief with their tour and travel desk, internet access, game room, bar, air conditioning, safety deposit box, and most importantly, 24 hours hot showers.
Favela Vidigal Guesthouse
If you are looking for an authentic experience and really want to get out and meet new friends in Rio, then check into the Favela Vidigal Guesthouse, one of the best hostels in Rio de Janeiro. Overlooking Leblon and Ipanema beaches, the hostel offers spectacular rooftop views. It is situated just 5 minutes from the beach and walking distance from public transportation. While there you can enjoy sunset barbeques, and free activities like Dju Djitsu, Judo, boxing and an outside cinema.
If you want to save money, get to know the heart of Brazil, and make lasting memories, check out the many advantages of the best hostels in Rio de Janeiro.
If these hostels don't jump out at you, see more Rio de Janeiro hotels.
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