From world-class luxury lodges to charming boutique hotels — the best places to stay for every budget.
Choosing the right neighbourhood makes a huge difference to your experience. Here's an honest breakdown of where to base yourself.
Staying inside the historic centre puts every major landmark on foot, though the area quiets down considerably after dark outside the main squares.
A lively beachfront neighbourhood around the 17th-century Forte de Santo Antônio, with the city's most popular sunset beach and a strong choice of restaurants and bars.
Salvador's bohemian dining and nightlife district, packed with seafood restaurants, live-music bars, and the annual Yemanjá festival on its namesake beach.
Housed in a restored early-20th-century building on the edge of the Pelourinho, the Fera Palace pairs contemporary design with sweeping views over the...
A small family-run guesthouse in a converted colonial townhouse on a quiet Pelourinho backstreet, with a terrace looking out over the old town's terra...