# Via Avantgarde Suites

> Suítes autorais aos pés do Elevador Lacerda. Luxo boêmio em Salvador.

## About

Via Avantgarde Suites is a small collection of four short-term rental apartments in Salvador, Bahia (Brazil), in the historic Cidade Alta, steps from the Elevador Lacerda and the Pelourinho. The suites are individually designed in a bohemian-luxe aesthetic and booked on Airbnb.

- Site summary for AI and assistants: https://viaavantgarde.com/ai/
- Full text of the main English pages: https://viaavantgarde.com/llms-full.txt

## Key facts (first-party)

- What it is: Via Avantgarde Suites: four short-stay apartments (suites) in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil.
- Location: The Cidade Alta (historic upper town), a few minutes on foot from the Elevador Lacerda and the Pelourinho.
- Suites: Penthouse Jacuzzi (1 bedroom, sleeps 2); Elevator & Sea View (1 bedroom, sleeps 2); Historic Loft (studio, sleeps 2); Colonial Suite (1 bedroom, sleeps 2)
- Booking: On Airbnb only. Each suite page links to its Airbnb listing.
- Contact: Airbnb messages. No email address or phone line on the site.
- Salvador guides: 71 guides in English at https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/, most also in Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian, German and Dutch.
- Website: https://viaavantgarde.com/

## Frequently asked

### Where are the Via Avantgarde suites?
In the Cidade Alta, the historic upper town of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, a few minutes on foot from the Elevador Lacerda and the Pelourinho.

### How do I book a Via Avantgarde suite?
Every suite is booked on Airbnb. Each suite page on viaavantgarde.com links to its Airbnb listing.

### How do I contact the host?
Through Airbnb messages, from the suite's Airbnb listing. The website has no email address or phone line.

### Is the Historic Loft a studio?
Yes. The Historic Loft is a studio beside the Elevador Lacerda.

### Where should I stay in Salvador for Carnival 2027?
The official Carnival days are 4 to 9 February 2027. Our page on where to stay for Carnival compares Barra, Campo Grande and the historic centre by circuit, with walking times: https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/where-to-stay-salvador-carnival/

### Where should I stay in Salvador for New Year's?
The free Festival Virada runs from 30 December 2026 to 3 January 2027 at Boca do Rio. Our page on where to stay for New Year's covers the stage, the fireworks points and the Lavagem do Bonfim on 14 January: https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/where-to-stay-salvador-new-year/

### Does the site have travel guides to Salvador?
Yes. The Salvador guides at https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/ cover the historic centre, food, beaches, festivals, safety, getting around and day trips, and there is an interactive map at https://viaavantgarde.com/map/.

## Suites

- [Penthouse Jacuzzi ao Lado do Elevador](https://viaavantgarde.com/penthouse-jacuzzi/): A dramatic loft beside the Lacerda Elevator — bamboo ceilings, a deep soaking jacuzzi, century-old Bahian antiques, and a view that belongs to the sky.
- [Vista do Elevador e Mar + Jacuzzi](https://viaavantgarde.com/vista-elevador-mar/): Floor-to-ceiling views of the Lacerda Elevator and the Bay of All Saints, with a jacuzzi positioned for the sunset.
- [Loft histórico ao lado do Elevador Lacerda](https://viaavantgarde.com/loft-historico-lacerda/): A charmed, well-placed loft a breath from the Lacerda Elevator — intimate, textural, and entirely Salvador.
- [Suite Colonial — Perto do Elevador e Hotel Fasano](https://viaavantgarde.com/perto-fasano/): An elegant address between the Lacerda Elevator and the Hotel Fasano — the apartment for when you want Salvador at its most refined.

## Experiences

- [Pacote Romance](https://viaavantgarde.com/experiencias/pacote-romance/): A night made for two — sparkling wine, candles, a jacuzzi bath, and the Pelourinho outside with the right soundtrack for what comes next.
- [Morro de São Paulo](https://viaavantgarde.com/experiencias/morro-de-sao-paulo/): A full day on Morro de São Paulo — catamaran from the Salvador ferry terminal, fine-sand beaches, and sunset on Segunda Praia.
- [Tour Histórico](https://viaavantgarde.com/experiencias/tour-historico/): Two and a half hours on foot through Salvador's colonial heart — from the Lacerda Elevator to the Pelourinho, with stops at the churches, squares and terreiros that tell the story of Brazil's first capital.
- [Voo Panorâmico](https://viaavantgarde.com/experiencias/voo-panoramico/): Ten minutes on a private helicopter over the Bay of All Saints — Farol da Barra, the lower city, the Lacerda Elevator, and the Salvador coastline seen from above.
- [Escuna na Ilha dos Frades](https://viaavantgarde.com/experiencias/ilha-dos-frades-schooner/): A full day on a traditional Bahian schooner to Ilha dos Frades — clear natural pools, barely-touched beaches, and a seaside fish lunch on the island.
- [Escuna Frades & Itaparica](https://viaavantgarde.com/experiencias/frades-itaparica-schooner/): Ilha dos Frades in the morning, Itaparica in the afternoon — the most complete Bay of All Saints schooner day, with natural pools, beach time, and sunset on the way back.
- [City Tour Panorâmico](https://viaavantgarde.com/experiencias/panoramic-city-tour/): A half day through the scenes that define Salvador — the Barra Lighthouse, the Dique do Tororó, Bonfim Basilica, Mercado Modelo and the Pelourinho — with a local guide.
- [Aula de Capoeira](https://viaavantgarde.com/experiencias/aula-de-capoeira/): Ninety minutes with a Bahian mestre — live berimbau, ginga, esquiva and the roda in the courtyard. The art Brazil gave the world, taught where it was born.

## Salvador guides

- [Map of Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/map/): interactive map of the places the guides cover.
- [Neighborhoods of Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/bairros/): Salvador is not one city — it's fourteen. A neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide through the Cidade Alta, Barra, Rio Vermelho, Itapuã, and the two favelas with the city's most expensive views: Gamboa de Baixo and Vila Brandão.
- [Salvador Dining Guide](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/gastronomia/): From clay-pot moqueca to the contemporary kitchens of Origem and Manga, from Dinha's acarajé to Soeta's chef's table. Thirty addresses with direct website links, signature dishes, and why each one matters.
- [Beaches of Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/praias/): Twenty kilometers of coastline, twelve beaches each with their own personality. Where the water is a swimming pool, where the surf breaks, where sunset becomes ritual, and which beach kiosk is worth the walk.
- [History & Afro-Brazilian Heritage](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/historia-afro-brasileira/): Brazil's first capital, the port that received more enslaved Africans than any other in the Americas, and the culture that rose from that tragedy: candomblé, capoeira, and the Pelourinho today.
- [Music, Nightlife & Carnival](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/musica-vida-noturna-carnaval/): How the Carnival circuit actually works with its three sound-truck routes, where to hear samba-reggae every Tuesday in the Pelourinho, and the Rio Vermelho late-night crawl. Thirty-plus addresses with hours and prices.
- [Day Trips from Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/bate-volta/): Morro de São Paulo, Boipeba, Praia do Forte and the Tamar Project, Cachoeira and São Félix in the Recôncavo, Itaparica as a half-day, and the overnight option to Chapada Diamantina. How to pick by available time and style.
- [Practical Salvador Guide](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/guia-pratico/): Airport transfers, Uber, safety by neighborhood, money and PIX, tipping, Portuguese phrases, month-by-month weather, and what to pack. The single page that answers everything guests ask in the week before they fly.
- [Is Salvador Safe?](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/is-salvador-safe/): Is Salvador safe for tourists? Usually yes, with big-city common sense. A guide to theft, neighborhoods, night rules, scams and emergency numbers.
- [Best Time to Visit](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/best-time-to-visit/): The best time to visit Salvador, month by month: weather, rain, crowds, prices and festivals like Carnival and São João, to plan your Bahia trip.
- [Brazil Visa & Entry Guide](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/brazil-visa-guide/): Do you need a visa for Brazil in 2026? UK and EU visitors stay visa-free; US, Canadian and Australian travelers now need the online tourist e-visa. Full guide.
- [How Many Days in Salvador?](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/salvador-itinerary/): How many days in Salvador? A 3, 5 and 7-day itinerary for the historic Cidade Alta, Barra, Bonfim, the beaches and the best day trips from the old town.
- [Salvador vs Rio de Janeiro](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/salvador-vs-rio/): Salvador or Rio de Janeiro? An up-to-date comparison of vibe, beaches, Carnival, food, cost and safety — plus how to combine both cities.
- [Salvador airport to the city](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/salvador-airport-guide/): Salvador airport to the city made simple: compare Uber, 99, official taxis and buses from SSA to the Cidade Alta, plus practical arrival tips.
- [Money in Brazil](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/money-in-brazil/): Money in Brazil for tourists: the August 2026 exchange picture, cards vs Pix, how much cash to carry, ATM caps and fees — and the one conversion screen to refuse.
- [Bahia Festival Calendar](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/bahia-festival-calendar/): A month-by-month Salvador and Bahia festival calendar: Lavagem do Bonfim, Iemanjá, Carnival, São João, Dois de Julho and Réveillon, with the 2027 dates.
- [Portuguese for travelers](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/portuguese-phrases/): Learn Brazilian Portuguese phrases for travelers before Salvador: greetings, politeness, food, numbers and Bahian slang, each with an easy sound-it-out hint.
- [Chapada Diamantina](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/chapada-diamantina/): How to visit Chapada Diamantina from Salvador: buses, flights and the drive to Lençóis, the waterfalls, caves and treks, and how many days to plan.
- [Bahian Food](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/bahian-food-guide/): Bahian food explained for travelers: acarajé, moqueca, vatapá and more. What each Salvador dish is, how to order it, and how to ask for less chili.
- [What to Pack for Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/packing-list/): What to pack for Salvador and Bahia: a practical packing list covering the tropical climate, sun and mosquito protection, shoes, plugs and Carnival tips.
- [Things to Do in Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/things-to-do-in-salvador/): Things to do in Salvador: the Pelourinho, Elevador Lacerda, Bonfim, Porto da Barra, acarajé, capoeira and the Bay of All Saints — with what's open in 2026 and how long to give each one.
- [Getting Around Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/getting-around-salvador/): Getting around Salvador: when to use Uber or 99, what the metro actually solves (including the airport), when buses are worth it, the lifts, the bay boats — and why you don't need a rental car.
- [Pelourinho](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/pelourinho-guide/): A Pelourinho guide: how Salvador's historic centre is laid out, what to see on each square, Blessing Tuesday, what's closed for restoration in 2026, safety, and whether to stay there.
- [Salvador for Remote Workers](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/salvador-digital-nomad/): Working remotely from Salvador: Brazil's digital nomad visa, the time zone that covers Europe and the US in one day, internet, cost of living, best neighbourhoods and how to book a monthly stay.
- [Capoeira in Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/capoeira-in-salvador/): Capoeira in Salvador: what it actually is, Angola vs Regional, the role of the berimbau, where to find real rodas, the etiquette (and cost) of street rodas, and how to take a first class with no experience.
- [The Museums of Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/salvador-museums-guide/): Museums in Salvador, Brazil: MAM's Saturday jazz on the bay, Carybé's orixá panels at MAFRO, the Casa do Carnaval and six more — hours, prices and what to skip.
- [Churches of Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/churches-of-salvador/): Churches in Salvador, Bahia: the cathedral sacristy, São Francisco closed until 2029, the Rosário dos Pretos Tuesday mass, Bonfim’s ribbons — and how to visit well.
- [Candomblé for Visitors](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/candomble-for-visitors/): Candomblé in Salvador, explained with respect: what a terreiro is, how visitors attend a ceremony — dress, photos, etiquette — and where the faith meets the street.
- [Solo Travel in Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/solo-travel-salvador/): Solo travel in Salvador, Brazil: the risk picture, the rules that work, neighbourhoods by day and after dark, and a section for women going alone.
- [Salvador at Night](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/salvador-at-night/): Is Salvador, Brazil safe at night? Where the city goes after dark — Rio Vermelho’s bars, the Tuesday Pelourinho party — and the Uber rules that keep it easy.
- [Common Tourist Mistakes in Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/common-tourist-mistakes-salvador/): Salvador Brazil travel mistakes: twelve errors visitors actually make — phone out, dollar taxis, Morro as a day trip, resort dressing — and the easy fix for each.
- [Salvador With Kids](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/salvador-with-kids/): Salvador, Brazil with kids: calm bay beaches, the free Elevador, ferries to Itaparica, child-friendly capoeira and Projeto Tamar's turtle tanks — plus the stroller truth.
- [Accessible Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/accessible-salvador/): Salvador Brazil wheelchair accessible: a planning guide — level routes, step-free museums, adapted beach mornings, Uber tactics and where not to book.
- [Flights to Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/flights-to-salvador/): Flights to Salvador, Brazil from the US and Europe in 2026: the nonstops from Lisbon, Madrid, Paris and Panama, the São Paulo connection, fares and seasons.
- [Where to Stay in Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/where-to-stay-in-salvador/): Where to stay in Salvador, Brazil: the historic centre, Barra, Rio Vermelho, Ondina and Stella Maris compared — who each neighbourhood suits and its downside.
- [What Salvador Costs](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/salvador-travel-costs/): Salvador Brazil trip cost in 2026: three daily budgets in reais with US$ and € equivalents, food and transport prices, Carnival maths and a one-week table.
- [Is Salvador Worth Visiting?](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/is-salvador-worth-visiting/): Is Salvador Brazil worth visiting? The case for the music, food and Afro-Brazilian culture, the case against, who should pick Rio, how many days.
- [Salvador Cruise Port Guide](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/salvador-cruise-port-guide/): Salvador Brazil cruise port guide: where ships dock in the Comércio, the perfect 6–8 hour old-town walk with times, lunch, money, taxis and the back-on-board buffer.
- [Salvador in the Rain](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/salvador-rainy-day-guide/): What to do in Salvador, Brazil, when it rains: how tropical squalls work, the museum circuit, covered markets, a two-hour moqueca lunch and the schooner rule.
- [Salvador Carnival Guide](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/salvador-carnival-guide/): Salvador Carnival guide: the three circuits, and pipoca, abadá or camarote with 2026 price bands, plus the 2027 dates (4-10 February) and exactly when to book each one.
- [São João in Bahia](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/sao-joao-in-bahia/): São João festival Bahia: the June forró and bonfire season Carnival never exported — Salvador's free Pelourinho arraiá, the interior mega-festas, dates and rain.
- [New Year and the Festa de Iemanjá](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/reveillon-and-iemanja/): New Year in Salvador and the Festa de Iemanjá: the white-clad Réveillon, the free Festival Virada, and the 2 February offering to the sea in Rio Vermelho.
- [Brazil Beach Culture](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/brazil-beach-culture-guide/): Brazil beach culture etiquette: how the barraca system works, the vendors, the dress code, baba and altinha, the music, and where to swim safely on Salvador's beaches.
- [Beaches Near Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/beaches-near-salvador/): Best beaches near Salvador Brazil: Praia do Forte, Imbassaí, Guarajuba, Itaparica, Ilha dos Frades and Morro de São Paulo — water, distance and crowds compared.
- [Boat Trips on the Bay of All Saints](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/boat-trips-bay-of-all-saints/): Bay of All Saints boat trip from Salvador: the classic Frades and Itaparica schooner, the cheap Mar Grande lancha and São Joaquim ferry, plus 2026 times and prices.
- [Sunset Spots in Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/salvador-sunset-spots/): Best sunset in Salvador, Brazil: Porto da Barra and its applause, the Farol da Barra lawns, the MAM seawall, Ponta do Humaitá and the Lacerda deck.
- [Morro de São Paulo from Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/morro-de-sao-paulo-from-salvador/): Morro de São Paulo from Salvador: 2026 catamaran times and R$ 150–170 fare, the 20-minute air taxi, the Itaparica plan B, the R$ 90 fee, and day trip versus overnight.
- [Praia do Forte Day Trip](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/praia-do-forte-day-trip/): Praia do Forte day trip from Salvador: Projeto Tamar's turtles, low-tide reef pools, humpback whales Jul–Oct and the Garcia d'Ávila castle, plus 2026 hours and buses.
- [Itaparica Island](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/itaparica-island-guide/): Itaparica island from Salvador: the São Joaquim car ferry or the Mar Grande lancha, a colonial town and fort, calm bay beaches, oysters, and the bridge now being built.
- [Cachoeira and the Recôncavo](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/cachoeira-and-the-reconcavo/): Cachoeira Bahia day trip from Salvador: the 1885 iron bridge to São Félix, the Boa Morte festival, baroque churches, the Dannemann cigar works and how to get there.
- [Vegetarian and Vegan Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/vegetarian-vegan-salvador/): Vegetarian and vegan in Salvador, Brazil: ordering acarajé plant-based, the banana-da-terra moqueca, per-kilo buffets, the fruit to know and the veg kitchens.
- [Salvador Street Food](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/salvador-street-food-guide/): Salvador street food, stand by stand: acarajé and abará done right, the Rio Vermelho tabuleiros, beach queijo coalho and the Feira de São Joaquim, with 2026 prices.
- [Brazilian Drinks](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/brazilian-drinks-guide/): Brazilian drinks caipirinha guide: how to order a real caipirinha, cachaça worth sipping, ice-cold beer, guaraná, água de coco and Bahia's juices, liqueurs and coffee.
- [Rio Vermelho](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/rio-vermelho-guide/): Rio Vermelho Salvador nightlife: the largos, acarajé at dusk, the Mercado do Peixe late, the Casa de Iemanjá and Jorge Amado's old house — and when to go.
- [Barra Neighbourhood Guide](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/barra-neighborhood-guide/): Barra Salvador guide: the Farol da Barra lighthouse and Museu Náutico, Porto da Barra and its sunset, the Atlantic side, the remodelled orla and where to eat.
- [Mercado Modelo Guide](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/mercado-modelo/): Mercado Modelo Salvador guide: the old customs house, what to buy and how to haggle, the moqueca with a view, the capoeira roda and getting there by Elevador Lacerda.
- [The Bonfim Church & Its Ribbons](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/bonfim-church-and-ribbons/): Guide to the Igreja do Senhor do Bonfim in Salvador: the sacred hill, the fitas do Bonfim ribbon ritual, the Room of Miracles, the syncretism with Oxalá and how to get there.
- [The Lavagem do Bonfim](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/lavagem-do-bonfim/): Guide to the Lavagem do Bonfim in Salvador: when it happens, the baianas' 8 km procession, the washing of the steps, its origin in slavery and how to experience it.
- [Dois de Julho — Bahia's Independence](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/dois-de-julho-bahia-independence/): Guide to Dois de Julho in Salvador: why Bahia marks its independence in 1823, the Caboclo and Cabocla, the procession from Lapinha to Campo Grande and the Bahian heroes.
- [Itapuã Neighbourhood Guide](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/itapua-neighborhood-guide/): Itapuã Salvador guide: the palm-lined beach, the lighthouse, the Lagoa do Abaeté, the acarajé and the poets who sang it — Vinícius, Toquinho and Caymmi.
- [Ilha de Boipeba from Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/boipeba-from-salvador/): Guide to Boipeba from Salvador: how to reach the car-free island, Boipeba vs Morro de São Paulo, the natural pools of Moreré and why it's an overnight, not a day trip.
- [Olodum & the Bloco Rehearsals](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/olodum-and-bloco-rehearsals/): Guide to Olodum and the bloco afro rehearsals in Salvador: samba-reggae, the Pelourinho Tuesday, Ilê Aiyê in Curuzu, Timbalada in Candeal and how to see them.
- [Romantic Salvador & Honeymoons](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/romantic-salvador-honeymoon/): Romantic Salvador guide for couples and honeymoons: the best sunsets, dinner for two, a bay sail, island and waterfall escapes and the best time to go.
- [LGBTQ+ Salvador Guide](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/lgbtq-salvador-guide/): LGBTQ+ Salvador guide: how welcoming it is, nightlife in Rio Vermelho and the Pelourinho, the most relaxed beach, Pride, Carnival and non-alarmist safety.
- [Vaccines & Health for Bahia](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/vaccines-and-health-for-bahia/): Vaccines and health guide for Salvador and Bahia: yellow fever and the 10-day rule, routine shots, dengue, why malaria isn't a risk here, water, sun and insurance.
- [Hotels Near the Elevador Lacerda](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/hotels-near-elevador-lacerda/): Hotels near the Elevador Lacerda in Salvador compared: the Fera Palace, Fasano Salvador, Villa Bahia and the Via Avantgarde suites, with walking times, rooms, pools and November 2026 rates.
- [Where to Stay for Carnival in Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/where-to-stay-salvador-carnival/): Where to stay for Carnival in Salvador 2027: dates (4 to 9 February), the Barra, Campo Grande and Pelourinho circuits, walking times, the night metro and free buses, and when to book.
- [Where to Stay for New Year's in Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/where-to-stay-salvador-new-year/): Where to stay for New Year's in Salvador: the free Festival Virada (30 December to 3 January) at Boca do Rio, the fireworks points, the Lavagem do Bonfim on 14 January and when to book.
- [Elevador Lacerda](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/elevador-lacerda/): The Elevador Lacerda in Salvador: 72 metres in 30 seconds since 1873, the 2025 reopening, hours, the free ride, the view of Forte São Marcelo and the other lifts between the two levels.
- [Moqueca Baiana](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/moqueca-baiana/): Moqueca baiana explained: dendê, coconut milk and the clay pot, Bahian vs Capixaba, a home recipe for four, and 12 places in Salvador to eat it, with 2025-26 prices.
- [Itacaré from Salvador](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/itacare-from-salvador/): Itacaré from Salvador: the ferry-and-bus route with 2026 fares, flying to Ilhéus, the beaches and trails, surfing, rafting, a cacao farm, and how many nights to stay.
- [Two Weeks in Bahia](https://viaavantgarde.com/salvador/two-weeks-in-bahia/): Two weeks in Bahia, day by day: four nights in Salvador, the Chapada Diamantina from Lençóis, then Itacaré, Morro or Boipeba, with 2026 bus, boat and ferry prices.

## Booking and contact

- Every suite is booked on Airbnb, and guests message the host through Airbnb.
- Penthouse Jacuzzi ao Lado do Elevador: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/658834034676646250
- Vista do Elevador e Mar + Jacuzzi: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/971023752419868450
- Loft histórico ao lado do Elevador Lacerda: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1254169542002946646
- Suite Colonial — Perto do Elevador e Hotel Fasano: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1244510183186381578
- Location: Salvador, Bahia, Brazil