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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The staff greeted us with a detailed overview of things to see and do in Pelorinho and a coupon for two free drinks at the rooftop bar. We went up there right away. Spectacular view over the harbor. Also from our room. Huge king bed and charming room with new bath, including an immense "shower for two," with a rain shower. Huge breakfast included. A great place. Driving there is somewhat hair-raising up and down tiny cobble-stoned streets and getting to the parking garage, through...
The staff greeted us with a detailed overview of things to see and do in Pelorinho and a coupon for two free drinks at the rooftop bar. We went up there right away. Spectacular view over the harbor. Also from our room. Huge king bed and charming room with new bath, including an immense "shower for two," with a rain shower. Huge breakfast included. A great place. Driving there is somewhat hair-raising up and down tiny cobble-stoned streets and getting to the parking garage, through...
Joe
Reviewed October 19, 2015Reviewed October 19, 2015
Hotel Villa Bahia is beautiful! It is an old mansion that's been renovated and turned into a hotel. We stayed in the "Cochin" room (all the rooms have names instead of numbers and come with old fashioned keys/locks that are most likely original). The room is basically a duplex suite. On the first floor, you walk into the sitting room with a tv, then there's the bedroom with an open air bathroom. Up the stairs on the second level, there is a private sundeck with a little bit of a view of the...
Hotel Villa Bahia is beautiful! It is an old mansion that's been renovated and turned into a hotel. We stayed in the "Cochin" room (all the rooms have names instead of numbers and come with old fashioned keys/locks that are most likely original). The room is basically a duplex suite. On the first floor, you walk into the sitting room with a tv, then there's the bedroom with an open air bathroom. Up the stairs on the second level, there is a private sundeck with a little bit of a view of the...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed September 10, 2018Reviewed September 10, 2018
Amazing staff. Amazing property. Amazing restaurant. Not as close the the water as you might think as it’s in the upper city. Close to the historic old city which was the icing on the experience.
Amazing staff. Amazing property. Amazing restaurant. Not as close the the water as you might think as it’s in the upper city. Close to the historic old city which was the icing on the experience.
O local ideal para descansar. A pousada é um charme, todos os detalhes são pensados para dar conforto. A equipe é maravilhosa, super atenciosos. Tudo que a gente comeu estava delicioso. Os pratos com polvo são um show. A praia é linda e cheia de piscinas naturais. As donas são muito simpáticas. É um local perfeito para casais e para famílias com crianças.
O local ideal para descansar. A pousada é um charme, todos os detalhes são pensados para dar conforto. A equipe é maravilhosa, super atenciosos. Tudo que a gente comeu estava delicioso. Os pratos com polvo são um show. A praia é linda e cheia de piscinas naturais. As donas são muito simpáticas. É um local perfeito para casais e para famílias com crianças.
Mariana
Reviewed January 10, 2026Reviewed January 10, 2026
We are two U.S. citizens with a second home across the bay from Salvador. We have been observing, from the outside, progress that has been made in the refurbishment of this Art Deco hotel, so conveniently located in the historical heart of the city. Though the hotel is not entirely finished, it is already open to the public. We stayed there this last week and were very impressed by the great taste of the development team that has transformed this historic hotel to the 21st century. ...
We are two U.S. citizens with a second home across the bay from Salvador. We have been observing, from the outside, progress that has been made in the refurbishment of this Art Deco hotel, so conveniently located in the historical heart of the city. Though the hotel is not entirely finished, it is already open to the public. We stayed there this last week and were very impressed by the great taste of the development team that has transformed this historic hotel to the 21st century. ...
Everything about this Pousada was great! I have to admit, perhaps my positive experience was amplified by the fact that I had just spent 7 horrible days at a gross hostel (yes, hostel, not hotel). But, Pousada da Mangueira definitely delivered! The manager, Claudio, was awesome. He had a car waiting for me at the airport. When I arrived, he was incredibly service oriented. Sylvia, the head housekeeper / cook / etc, was awesome. She was always around to help with anything I needed (a glass of...
Everything about this Pousada was great! I have to admit, perhaps my positive experience was amplified by the fact that I had just spent 7 horrible days at a gross hostel (yes, hostel, not hotel). But, Pousada da Mangueira definitely delivered! The manager, Claudio, was awesome. He had a car waiting for me at the airport. When I arrived, he was incredibly service oriented. Sylvia, the head housekeeper / cook / etc, was awesome. She was always around to help with anything I needed (a glass of...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed December 10, 2012Reviewed December 10, 2012
This is a really nice hotel near the center of town (although not near any tourist sites). The rooms are great, the staff is friendly and helpful. It's near the Metro. The usually-included breakfast has a good variety of Brazilian and other western dishes, although during "rush hour" they are not replaced as often when emptied, and the fruit "juices" are not actual pressed fruit, but oversweet processed varieties. Also, one of the 3 elevators was out of order for some of my stay, which...
This is a really nice hotel near the center of town (although not near any tourist sites). The rooms are great, the staff is friendly and helpful. It's near the Metro. The usually-included breakfast has a good variety of Brazilian and other western dishes, although during "rush hour" they are not replaced as often when emptied, and the fruit "juices" are not actual pressed fruit, but oversweet processed varieties. Also, one of the 3 elevators was out of order for some of my stay, which...
We just returned from a ten day stay at the Monte Pascoal. We had a full ocean view with a lovely balcony. We slept very well with the great air conditioning in a room that was basic but clean and comfortable. Always hot water and good water pressure. The breakfast buffet was plentiful and tasty. Staff couldn't have been nicer. We took advantage of the World Cup amenities and several nearby bars and restaurants. Price was definitely high, because of the World Cup but overall we were very happy. ...
We just returned from a ten day stay at the Monte Pascoal. We had a full ocean view with a lovely balcony. We slept very well with the great air conditioning in a room that was basic but clean and comfortable. Always hot water and good water pressure. The breakfast buffet was plentiful and tasty. Staff couldn't have been nicer. We took advantage of the World Cup amenities and several nearby bars and restaurants. Price was definitely high, because of the World Cup but overall we were very happy. ...
It was centered to almost anything you’d want to do in Bahia. Shopping, dining, hitting the beach. Great location and well maintained. There was always security there as well, but the area itself felt safe anyways. I had a great experience here.
It was centered to almost anything you’d want to do in Bahia. Shopping, dining, hitting the beach. Great location and well maintained. There was always security there as well, but the area itself felt safe anyways. I had a great experience here.
Ryan Perry
Reviewed September 22, 2025Reviewed September 22, 2025
How many hotels with pools will I find in Salvador?
Expedia's 39 hotels in Salvador give you a great choice for your poolside getaway.
What's it like visiting Salvador?
If spending time by the pool is your idea of a great vacation, you might want to think about relaxing Salvador, which offers 39 places to stay with pools. While you're visiting, you can explore attractions like Lacerda Elevator and Mercado Modelo, and then take it easy poolside at one of the accommodations in Salvador that guests like for their pools.
What are some hotels with pools in Salvador?
Iberostar Waves Bahia - All Inclusive: Features 6 restaurants, 3 outdoor pools, and 2 pool bars. Vila Gale Salvador: Hotel, 14-minute walk from Farol da Barra Beach. Offers a sauna, a pool, and buffet. Hotel Fasano Salvador: Hotel located near Porto da Barra Beach. Provides a full-service spa, a pool, and a steam room. Pousada Águas do Piruí: Features a children's pool, an outdoor pool, and 2 beach bars. Catussaba Suítes Resort: Hotel, 11-minute walk from Flamengo Beach. Offers 6 outdoor pools, a children's pool, and a steam room.
What is there to see and do in Salvador?
Enjoy a stroll along the shore at Porto da Barra Beach and Ondina Beach. During your stay, check out sights such as Lacerda Elevator, Mercado Modelo, and All Saints Bay. Visitors to Salvador speak highly of the natural attractions, including the beautiful beaches.
When is the best time to book a hotel with a pool in Salvador?
Taking into account the local weather in Salvador can help you maximize your time at the pool during your trip. The hottest months are usually March and February with an average temp of 81°F, while the coldest months are August and July with an average of 77°F. The rainiest months in Salvador are May, April, June, and July, with each month seeing an average of 8 inches of rainfall.
What's the best way to travel around Salvador?
Knowing the transportation options in and around Salvador can help you enjoy the area beyond your hotel pool. Walk to nearby metro stations like Campo da Pólvora Station, Lapa Station, and Brotas Station. If you'd like to venture out around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.