Rooms 1st floor
Villa Bahia has 17 rooms ranging from 18 to 40m², spread over 3 floors.
They overlook the baroque ensemble of São Francisco or the patios.
Each one reflects, through its decoration, a particular period of the history of Portuguese maritime expansion in Africa and Asia, of which Bahia was one of the stages.
The styles harmonize to give the whole a very Bahian tone.
Canopy beds, antique furniture, wide wooden floors, high ceilings, brightness, and vibrant colors ensure serenity and romance.
They overlook the baroque ensemble of São Francisco or the patios.
Each one reflects, through its decoration, a particular period of the history of Portuguese maritime expansion in Africa and Asia, of which Bahia was one of the stages.
The styles harmonize to give the whole a very Bahian tone.
Canopy beds, antique furniture, wide wooden floors, high ceilings, brightness, and vibrant colors ensure serenity and romance.
Comfort
Double bed
2 people
Wifi
Bathroom
TV
Air conditioning
Hairdryer
Safe Cofre
Amenities
Terrace
Elevator
Pool
Ormuz – Year 1507
On the 1st floor, evokes this little-known stage of Portuguese expansion, at the gates of Persia, from where the pastel tones of the East come.
Ceuta – Year 1415
On the 1st floor, evokes the first stage of Portuguese expansion, a quiet room overlooking the restaurant patio.
Cabo Verde – Year 1460
On the 1st floor, with three large windows overlooking the restaurant patio, solid wood floors, and vibrant colors.
Goa – Year 1510
Spacious room on the 1st floor and on the front, equipped with a 19th-century Indian solid wood bed, which was a Maharaja's bedding.
Moçambique – Year 1497
Overlooking the esplanade on the front, lots of wood and colors, a tribute to Africa on the spice route.
Calicute – Year 1498
Spacious room on the 1st floor with a view of the esplanade on the front. A tribute to the Portuguese trading post in India.
Guinê – Year 1446
Another "African" room on the 1st floor, overlooking the pool, located in the oldest house.
Rooms 2nd floor
Villa Bahia has 17 rooms ranging from 18 to 40m², spread over 3 floors.
They overlook the baroque ensemble of São Francisco or the patios.
Each one reflects, through its decoration, a particular period of the history of Portuguese maritime expansion in Africa and Asia, of which Bahia was one of the stages.
The styles harmonize to give the whole a very Bahian tone.
Canopy beds, antique furniture, wide wooden floors, high ceilings, brightness, and vibrant colors ensure serenity and romance.
They overlook the baroque ensemble of São Francisco or the patios.
Each one reflects, through its decoration, a particular period of the history of Portuguese maritime expansion in Africa and Asia, of which Bahia was one of the stages.
The styles harmonize to give the whole a very Bahian tone.
Canopy beds, antique furniture, wide wooden floors, high ceilings, brightness, and vibrant colors ensure serenity and romance.
Comfort
Double bed
2 people
Wifi
Bathroom
TV
Air conditioning
Hairdryer
Safe Cofre
Amenities
Terrace
Elevator
Pool
Cochim – Year 1501
Room on the 2nd floor with a view of the pool patio and a small private mezzanine terrace.
Macau – Year 1513
Room overlooking the pool patio, a tribute to the Portuguese trading post in China, the last to remain under Portuguese control (until 1999).
Timor – Year 1515
Room on the front of the 2nd floor, a tribute to the farthest Portuguese outpost, from where sandalwood came.
Angola – Year 1484
On the 2nd floor and at the front, overlooking the esplanade. A tribute to the Bantu nation, the main source of the omnipresent Afro-Bahian culture in Salvador.
Madagascar – Year 1500
One of the largest rooms, on the 2nd floor and overlooking the esplanade. A tribute to the passage of the Portuguese on this island before the French colonization.
Gana – Year 1476
Large room on the 2nd floor with a view of the restaurant patio. A tribute to Africa.
Malaca – Year 1509
One of the largest rooms, on the 2nd floor and overlooking the esplanade. A tribute to the passage of the Portuguese on this island before the French colonization.
Rooms 3rd floor
Villa Bahia has 17 rooms ranging from 18 to 40m², spread over 3 floors.
They overlook the baroque ensemble of São Francisco or the patios.
Each one reflects, through its decoration, a particular period of the history of Portuguese maritime expansion in Africa and Asia, of which Bahia was one of the stages.
The styles harmonize to give the whole a very Bahian tone.
Canopy beds, antique furniture, wide wooden floors, high ceilings, brightness, and vibrant colors ensure serenity and romance.
They overlook the baroque ensemble of São Francisco or the patios.
Each one reflects, through its decoration, a particular period of the history of Portuguese maritime expansion in Africa and Asia, of which Bahia was one of the stages.
The styles harmonize to give the whole a very Bahian tone.
Canopy beds, antique furniture, wide wooden floors, high ceilings, brightness, and vibrant colors ensure serenity and romance.
Comfort
Double bed
2 people
Wifi
Bathroom
TV
Air conditioning
Hairdryer
Safe Cofre
Amenities
Terrace
Elevator
Pool
Nagasaki – Year 1543
This 3rd-floor room boasts the hotel's largest terrace. A tribute to the Portuguese Jesuit mission and trading post in Japan.
Ceilão – Year 1501
Small bedroom on the 3rd floor, also with a terrace overlooking the neighborhood's rooftops and bell towers.
São Tomé e Principe – Year 1471
On the 3rd floor, this is the hotel’s smallest room, but it is compensated by a lovely terrace overlooking the rooftops of the district.