Grande Hotel de Araxá, hotel in Araxá, Brazil
Grande Hotel de Araxá is a neoclassical building from 1944 located on expansive grounds with gardens in the city center. The main building and thermal spa facilities spread across the property, featuring classical architecture, open spaces, and carefully maintained details throughout.
Construction started in 1938 and the hotel opened in 1944 to take advantage of local thermal springs. It operated as a casino until 1946 and hosted Brazilian national football teams in the 1950s, but closed in 1994 and only reopened in 2001 after major renovations.
The hotel is deeply connected to Araxá's local identity and reflects the traditions of the region. Visitors can taste regional Mineiro cuisine and participate in local celebrations that the hotel has hosted for decades.
The location is easily accessible with well-marked roads and car and flight connections, with Uberlândia airport being a practical option. Visitors find various room types on site, pools with thermal water, massages, and recreational activities like cycling and paddling.
The thermal springs come from an ancient volcano in the region and are known for their healing mineral properties. The hotel offers foam baths and hydromassage treatments that contribute to skincare and stress relief, making these waters a central draw for visitors.
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