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Colonna Park Hotel (Búzios; tel. 022/2623-2245): On a hillside overlooking two beaches in Búzios, Colonna Park has one of the best views in town. The elegantly furnished rooms are done in cool blue and white, and the best room in the house has a deck with views of both beaches.

Pousada do Mondego (Ouro Prêto; tel. 031/3551-2040): Wake up to the unforgettable view of Ouro Prêto's most famous church, São Francisco de Assis, just outside your window. Early in the morning the surrounding hills are often shrouded in mist.

Pousada Tankamana (Petrópolis; tel. 024/3222-2706): Nestled in the hills above Petrópolis, Pousada Tankamana is a breath of fresh air. The luxury chalets with Jacuzzi tubs and fireplaces are perfectly cozy on a cold winter day, just the kind of place to stay put and finish that book you have been trying to read.

Solar da Ponte (Tiradentes; tel. 032/3355-1255): In the heart of Tiradentes, one the most charming colonial villages, Pousada Solar da Ponte is a real retreat. The spacious antique furnished rooms look out over the cobblestone streets. The lovely garden, library, and sitting rooms are perfect for a relaxing day. A yummy breakfast is served in the dining room overlooking the garden.

Porto Pacuiba Hotel (Ilhabela; tel. 012/3896-2466): Located on Ilhabela, this sprawling wooden mansion with its courtyards and walkways was built around tall mango trees on the property. This oasis of comfort is an ideal home base for exploring the rest of the island.

Pousada do Boqueirão (Salvador; tel. 071/241-2262): This renovated pousada on the edge of Salvador's Pelourinho has the charm of the 17th century and the convenience of the 21st. The view from your personal veranda out of the Bay of All Saints would be memorable in whatever century you found yourself.

Estalagem Alcino (Lenç?is; tel./fax 075/334-1171): Though it looks like an 18th-century manor house, this pousada in the Chapada Diamantina is only a few years old. Rooms are lovely; the breakfast you'll remember for the rest of your life.

Pousada do Amparo (Olinda; tel. 081/3439-1749): In the heart of Olinda's old town, Pousada do Amaro is a perfectly restored 18th-century house. Set on a hillside, the views from the rooms and back deck of Olinda, the ocean below, and Recife in the background are amazing. Elegantly furnished in period-style, the pousada is a real labor of love of the owners.

Manary Praia Hotel (Natal; tel. 084/219-2900): On the beach of Ponta Negra in Natal, the Manary Praia offers luxurious and comfortable accommodations. The hacienda-style mansion is an excellent home base for exploring some of the best beaches in the Northeast. (But you may never get past the swimming pool.)

Araras Eco Lodge (Pantanal; tel. 065/682-2800): This lodge is the best in the Pantanal for wildlife viewing and experiencing the lifestyle of the pantaneiro cowboy. Accommodations are rustic but the quality of guides, the amazing food and unparalleled wildlife are worth it. The owner has a history of environmental work in the region and runs an excellent program.

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