Seara Praia, Rua Belo Horizonte 148, Barra, Jardim Brasil, Salvador 40140 540, Bahia, Brazil
Seara Praia 
Rua Belo Horizonte 148, Barra, Jardim Brasil, Salvador 40140 540, Bahia, Brazil
+55 71 3310105
http://www.searapraiahotel.com.br
Rua Belo Horizonte 148, Barra, Jardim Brasil, Salvador 40140 540, Bahia, Brazil
+55 71 3310105
http://www.searapraiahotel.com.br
General and in-room facilities and services available at Seara Praia
lobby bar
restaurant
summer terrace/patio
fax services
elevator on site
rent-a-car
luggage storage
phone at the reception
garage places on site
credit/debit cards accepted
television set in room
telephone in room
air conditioner in room
safety deposit box in room
en-suite/private bathroom
Some excerpts from the website of Seara Praia that might be useful
At our hotel we offer laundry service, room service, parking, in and out of the airport transfer, city tours, car rental and many more services that you may require. We have 40 rooms and 4 suites, all equipped with AC, cable TV, bar fridge and safe. Breakfast is included and children under 3 do not pay. There is no service charge.
We are located in Barra, one of the most traditional neighborhoods of Salvador. The Seara Praia Hotel is only 2 blocks away from Farol da Barra beach, 10 minutes from Pelourinho, right next to Shopping Barra, 15 minutes to the Centro de Convencoes (Convention Center), 5 miles from downtown, 17,5 miles from the Airport and 7,5 miles from the bus terminal. Surrounded by trendy bars and restaurants, you will find yourself in the center of night and daily activities of Salvador. With close-by bus stations you will be only a few minutes away from all the major tourist spots of the
Salvador is known all over the world as a hub for the arts and music of Brazil.;Salvador da Bahia de Todos os Santos; means;Saviour of the Bay of All Saints; and it was first inhabited by native Indians, then conquered by Portuguese and further populated by African slavesīdescendants. The mixture of diverse origins gave rise to a culture rich in colours and flavors that are unique and magical and can only be experienced here. The pilgrimage to the Church of Bonfim, the gifts to Iemanja (Goddess of the Ocean), the beauty of Ile Aiye, Male de Bale, Filhos de Gandhi and so many other Afro-Brazilian, the rhythms of Olodum and Timbalada, the novels by Jorge Amado, the movies by Glauber Rocha, the poetry of Castro Alves, the paintings of Valenca, Caribe and Jenner, the songs of Bahian superstars Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Daniela Mercury and Ivete Sangalo, all these are examples of the diversity and cultural wealth of this city. In streets and plazas, old and new, in museums, art galleries, theaters, parks, libraries, churches, convents, and colonial palaces, in the traditional handicrafts at the Mercado Modelo, the color ful murals of the seaport, in the innovative mosaics of Bel Borba... Salvador is magical melting pot whose customs and traditions give testimony of a culture that is authentically Brazilian.
We are located in Barra, one of the most traditional neighborhoods of Salvador. The Seara Praia Hotel is only 2 blocks away from Farol da Barra beach, 10 minutes from Pelourinho, right next to Shopping Barra, 15 minutes to the Centro de Convencoes (Convention Center), 5 miles from downtown, 17,5 miles from the Airport and 7,5 miles from the bus terminal. Surrounded by trendy bars and restaurants, you will find yourself in the center of night and daily activities of Salvador. With close-by bus stations you will be only a few minutes away from all the major tourist spots of the
Salvador is known all over the world as a hub for the arts and music of Brazil.;Salvador da Bahia de Todos os Santos; means;Saviour of the Bay of All Saints; and it was first inhabited by native Indians, then conquered by Portuguese and further populated by African slavesīdescendants. The mixture of diverse origins gave rise to a culture rich in colours and flavors that are unique and magical and can only be experienced here. The pilgrimage to the Church of Bonfim, the gifts to Iemanja (Goddess of the Ocean), the beauty of Ile Aiye, Male de Bale, Filhos de Gandhi and so many other Afro-Brazilian, the rhythms of Olodum and Timbalada, the novels by Jorge Amado, the movies by Glauber Rocha, the poetry of Castro Alves, the paintings of Valenca, Caribe and Jenner, the songs of Bahian superstars Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Daniela Mercury and Ivete Sangalo, all these are examples of the diversity and cultural wealth of this city. In streets and plazas, old and new, in museums, art galleries, theaters, parks, libraries, churches, convents, and colonial palaces, in the traditional handicrafts at the Mercado Modelo, the color ful murals of the seaport, in the innovative mosaics of Bel Borba... Salvador is magical melting pot whose customs and traditions give testimony of a culture that is authentically Brazilian.
