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Villa Bahia Pousada Salvador Is located in the heart of Salvador's historical centre, a step away from the Jorge Amado Museum, from the celebrated Lacerda Elevator and the Praca da Se overlooking All Saints Bay.

A hotel of charm, which we have renovated with care – 17 rooms, a gourmet restaurant, a spa and swimming pool.
A staff of 35 overseen by Bruno Guinard, the French host, and Laurent, the Belgian chef, both of whom have long adopted Bahia as their home.

17 rooms of 35 m2 and over, 3 rooms with terrace and private bath. These rooms recall the main stages in the history of the Portuguese discoverers, their trade exchanges with Africa and Asia and their maritime routes, all closely tied to the spice trade.
The Villa Bahia therefore takes you back in time to its very origins, to evoke Cape Verde, Guinea, Angola, Mozambique, but also Ceuta, Ormus, Goa, Calicut, Sri Lanka, Malaga, Timor, Macau and Nagasaki.

The common areas recall the genius of the great Portuguese navigators, of Pedro Alvarez Cabral, who in 1500 discovered Brazil; of Magellan, of Vasco de Gama; and of the advances made in seafaring that made it possible for them to bring different worlds closer to each other.

The Villa Bahia has secreted away 2 hidden patios. One of them shelters a fountain surrounded with papyrus, ferns and palm trees. Round marble tables with wrought-iron chairs invite you to sit and listen to exotic birds twittering in the morning, to crickets singing in the evening, to the sound church bells all day long.
On the other side of a narrow corridor: the white patio. It serves as backdrop to a pool set off very dramatically by its Maltese cross mosaic. From your deck chair, contemplate the wall covered with vegetation, or the bath decorated with azulejos tiles, rediscovered during the restoration work.
The terrace offers a view of historical Bahia's roofs, bell towers and colorful facades.
The lounges come with deep couches and antique armchairs, to create a warm Colonial atmosphere.

The restaurant and bar evoke the theme of the Spice Route. Bahia gourmet cuisine is revisited here by a great chef.

The spa invites you to discover beauty care and relaxation inspired by the knowledge Guarani Indians have passed down for generations to each other.

Indeed, so you may discover Bahian art de vivre from the inside out, they have combined authenticity and charm – it's up to you to enjoy the good life they offer there!

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