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Hotels in Bananal

Bananal offers a single hotel stay: a peaceful lakeside retreat with modern rooms, good breakfasts, and reliable transport links from both São Paulo and Rio.

3 hotels 2 rated 8.5+ typical R$734

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Villas Da Bocaina - Bananal V Lakeside Retreat

Villas Da Bocaina - Bananal ★★★

Bananal

8.4Great8 reviews

A peaceful lakeside retreat with modern rooms, great breakfast, and easy transport from São Paulo and Rio.

FromR$734per night
Fazenda Capuava Villa - Bananal F Countryside retreat
8.9Great52 reviews

A countryside retreat with a jacuzzi, spa and outdoor activities, 3.8 km from Bananal's historic centre.

FromR$1,022per night

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What makes a hotel in Bananal a hotel?

In Bananal, the category of 'hotel' is represented by a single property, Villas Da Bocaina – Bananal. It’s a 3-star establishment that emphasizes comfort and convenience over rustic charm. With a rating of 8.4 based on guest reviews, it positions itself as a reliable choice for travelers who prefer a traditional hotel experience—offering modern amenities, a good breakfast, and the ease of reaching it from major cities.

What do hotels in Bananal cost per night?

The only hotel in Bananal, Villas Da Bocaina – Bananal, has a starting price of $143 per night. Given that this is the sole hotel, this price sets the expectation for a standard hotel stay in the area. If you're looking for a more budget-friendly option, the nearby villas start at lower rates—Fazenda Dos Coqueiros starts at $70, while Fazenda Capuava is $199—but those are villa-style accommodations, not hotels.

Hotels in Bananal near the historic centre

Villas Da Bocaina – Bananal is situated as a lakeside retreat, and while the exact distance to the historic centre isn't specified, it's noted that the countryside villa Fazenda Capuava is 3.8 km from Bananal's historic centre. For those in a hotel, expect a similar or shorter drive into town, as the hotel positions itself as a peaceful base with easy transport links, rather than a central stay.

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Frequently asked

How much does a hotel in Bananal cost?

The only hotel in Bananal, Villas Da Bocaina – Bananal, starts at $143 per night. It's a 3-star property with a guest rating of 8.4.

Which is better, a hotel or a villa in Bananal?

Choose the hotel for a traditional stay with modern rooms and breakfast. If you prefer a more rustic, countryside experience with lake views, pools, or spas, the villas offer that atmosphere, often at a wider range of prices.

How do I get to the hotel in Bananal from São Paulo?

Villas Da Bocaina – Bananal is described as having easy transport from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, making it accessible by road for those coming from either city.

Hotels in Bananal

Bananal, tucked into the Vale do Paraíba in São Paulo state, is a town of colonial history and green countryside. The hotel scene here is small and intimate, centered around one standout property: Villas Da Bocaina – Bananal. It sits by a lake, offering modern rooms and breakfast, with the convenience of being reachable from both São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

If you're looking for alternatives, you'll also find two villas in the area—Fazenda Dos Coqueiros-Bananal-Sp Villa and Fazenda Capuava Villa – Bananal—that are more rustic and countryside-focused. These are not hotels but offer their own charm, with lake views, pools, and spa facilities. The hotel itself provides a straightforward base for exploring Bananal's historic centre and the surrounding Serra da Bocaina.

The bottom line

If you're looking for a classic hotel experience in Bananal—with the convenience and reliability of a 3-star property—the single hotel here, Villas Da Bocaina, is your choice. It’s ideal for travelers who value a comfortable, well-located base with easy city connections. However, if you prefer more character, self-catering options, or a chance to stay in a historic fazenda with outdoor facilities, you might find the villas—such as Fazenda Dos Coqueiros or Fazenda Capuava—more to your liking, despite them not being hotels.