Windsor Atlantica Hotel

Windsor Atlantica Hotel is a 37-story building with 545 rooms standing about 110 meters (360 feet) tall on Copacabana's waterfront near Leme Beach. The structure offers ocean views from many of its spaces and includes conference facilities, two pools, and direct beach access.

The building opened in 1976 under the Meridien brand, then shifted ownership and became Iberostar in 2007. Major renovations and rebranding in 2011 gave it the name Windsor Atlantica under new management.

The dining spaces serve dishes rooted in Rio de Janeiro's food traditions, including a weekly Feijoada that brings together locals and guests. The menu reflects how people in the city eat and celebrate their culinary heritage.

The hotel sits directly on the beach along Avenida Atlantica with clear signage from the street, making it easy to spot. Parking is available on-site, and daytime hours offer the best views from the rooftop dining space overlooking the shoreline.

The rooftop restaurant sits at the highest point along Leme Beach, giving diners an unobstructed view over Copacabana's entire waterfront. This elevated position creates a rare vantage point to see the bay and shoreline from above while dining.

Location: Rio de Janeiro

Inception: 1976

Official opening: 1976

Floors above the ground: 37

GPS coordinates: -22.96455,-43.17326

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:01