Went once, in the famous Jazz party (every first friday of the month)…read more Just amazing! I'm not going to extend much about the place because the other Reviews are very faithful and detailed. The band was outstanding and "Bob's chair" was a nice touch next to the stage! (the chair of the owner!). The place is very touristy-like (I can clearly picture foreign people loving it - if one knows, picture the Jazz scene of Chicago... but happening in the top of a slum, with a kickass view) One thing, I'm not sure if this is usual, but on the day I went, the bar only opened 10pm. What we did, and that I truly advice you to do also, was to sit in a cheap bar right next to where the van that brings you up stops, drink some beers and eat some pizza. (they also have some cheap Yakissoba). The one liter beer was 7 reais (about 3 dolars)! You can save a lot of money by going to this bar before entering the Maze! Finally, at first I thought kinda expensive (40 reais for the entrance), but the awesome music make it worth.... also, make sure you explore the upper part of the Maze, there is a great view and a lot of people hang out there. I'm definitely going back there next month! Ps: they started accepting cards!

The Maze is perfect for those in Rio interested in good music, interesting people and fair prices…read more(there is a way called "lista amiga" for you to get a good discount in the entrance fee - around 40 reais without this discount). It is located in the top of a slum (favela) in Rio's south zone called Tavares Bastos. Despite some people could think it is too cliche a jazz bar on the top of a slum where middle class guys usually go to have fun while local people stay away, it is not that simple in this case. The bar is a very important source of money for the locals (and for the owner, obviously). The Maze is a kind of business that is helping to integrate slums with the rest of the city. This is a matter of putting the walls and prejuice separating slums and the city down. The view from the bar is amazing, undescridible. You gotta go there and see by yourselves. Highly recommended!!

The staff is friendly and there are extra showers and bathrooms in the halls in case the one in…read moreyour room is being used. Doors are locked to each room and lockers are in each room.

Nice large hostel, walking distance to the beach and metro. Friendly staff that help you find your…read moreway around Copacabana. Walking distance to an adequate amount of food options and shops. Bathrooms on every floor that have more than enough room for everyone on the floor. Great common areas with a bar.

I love staying at quality bed and breakfast establishments. When they get it right, you feel like…read moreyou are staying with a very wealthy relative that wants to make sure you have a good time when you visit. The simple fact that this place has only 4 or 5 rooms that means that the staff personal knows who you are and they truly tailor their level of service to your needs. If you want assistance with anything they are more than happy to assist you. This place is stunningly gorgeous and immaculately clean. Beautiful view of the city. The have a large spread for breakfast every morning and round 8-10am. Seriously the food just kept coming. Juices, yogurts, eggs, breads, fruits, coffee, etc. And at night if you want they will mix you up a nice capirinia (or 3 if you're thirsty).