Discover 10 farm hotels in Brazil that are worth visiting – 02/14/2024 – Tourism

No matter the date, if the plan is to escape in search of peace, farm hotels are a good option — even more so if the trip is with family.

In the last chapter of the series about 100 incredible hotels in Brazil, Sheet brings ten accommodations on farms with good programming. See below.

Cabugi
It is located in an environmental preservation area that, since 1987, has had 15 thousand trees replanted — which has brought back an entire fauna, including birds, maned wolves, howler monkeys, seriemas, foxes and coatis. The entire hotel, including the water park, uses mineral water from its own source. The all-inclusive plan also includes wine tasting and activities such as fishing and horse riding.
Rod. GO-139, Km 10, Alexânia (GO). Weekends from R$ 3,912 at hotelfazendacabugi.com.br or on whatsapp (62) 99575-2300

Serrote Farm
Between large windows and antique furniture, the headquarters of this farm, built in 1905, is decorated with large paintings by artist Dominique Jardy, which give a tropical touch. The property’s mansion and its surroundings are home to 23 suites and a freshwater beach with pedal boats, kayaks and fishing. It offers horseback riding, trails, heated pools and monitoring for children aged 4 and over.
Rural area of ​​Santo Antônio do Aventureiro (MG), 6km from the city center. Daily rates from R$ 3,470 at farmdoserrote.com.br

Ramon
Since 1918 in São Lourenço, one of the most famous hydromineral resorts in Minas Gerais, this hotel competes for the title of oldest of its kind in the country. But today its attraction is a heated water park, with water slides for children and adults (one of them simulates free fall), current, dry sauna and steam room. The surrounding attractions are also enchanting: you can even take a ride on a tourist train that goes to the neighboring city.
Via Ramon, 2,000, Ramon, São Lourenço (MG). Daily rates with full board from R$769 at hotelfazendaramon.com.br

Villa-Forte
Almost on the border between São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, this old coffee farm from 1822 has been proud to host since the end of the 19th century, when the journey between the two cities took days and required landings along the way. In addition to the basic leisure structure with children’s recreation, it is worth exploring the Itatiaia National Park, Cruzeiro hill and the Finnish colony of Penedo.
Rod. Pres. Dutra, km 336, exit B, Engenheiro Passos, Resende (RJ). Full board nights from R$890 at villa-forte.com.br

Mazzaropi
In the 1960s, the now famous Mazzaropi (1912-1981) bought a farm in Taubaté to build his studio, where the classic “Tristeza do Jeca” was recorded. Since 1986, the property has been a farm hotel full of activities, with a water park, pedal boats, fishing, zip lining, tree climbing, carriages, courts, football field and even a cachaça. It also houses a museum about the actor and even Jeca Tatu’s original house.
Estr. Mun. dos Remédios, 2,380, Taubaté (SP). Daily rates with full board from R$1,350 at mazzaropi.com.br

Dona Carolina
Built in 1872, this coffee farm was restored in the 1990s, becoming one of the most charming hotels of its kind. Between the colonial mansion and the large area of ​​Atlantic forest that surrounds it, there are dozens of guided activities for all ages, including zip lining, kayaking and tree climbing. Adults can also take different themed coffee and cachaça tours, go horse riding at the equestrian center or just relax in the spa.
Estr. Mun. Manoel Stefani, km 39.5 of Rod. Itatiba – Bragança Paulista, Itatiba (SP). Daily rates with full board from R$ 1,945 at hotelfazendadonacarolina.com.br

Capoava
With a main house built in rammed earth in the 1750s and buildings erected by Italian settlers at the end of the 19th century, this farm is among the oldest inns in Brazil. In the early 2000s, it was acquired by the couple Neca Setúbal and Paulo Almeida Prado, who transformed it into a hotel with chalets, good cuisine and even a museum that documents the history of the farm’s production cycles and the state of São Paulo.
Rod. Dom Gabriel Paulino Bueno Couto, km 89.9, Bairro Pedregulho, Itu (SP). Full board nights from R$ 2,300 faznacapoava.com.br

Fasano Boa Vista
For those who prefer a more contemporary version of the farm hotel concept, this is a good choice. It has several accommodations, such as 60 m² apartments and 180 m² suites with two bedrooms — all designed by Isay Weinfeld, with panoramic views of the farm and the traditional refinement of the Fasano group. It offers a swimming pool, spa, golf courses, equestrian activities, picnics, kids club and gym.
Rod. Castello Branco, Km 102.5, Boa Vista, Porto Feliz (SP). Daily rates from R$3,450 at fasano.com.br

Hotel Pampas
It operates in a former Gaucho seminary that became accommodation. But the transformation that gives it fame, in fact, is that of the wine barrels that in the past stored 105 thousand liters each of the drink produced on the property, but today function as accommodation. All made of oak, they have three floors: a living room with kitchen on the ground floor, the bedroom on the second and a viewpoint overlooking Vale do Caracol on the third.
Av. Don Luiz Guanella, 1,561 – São José, Canela (RS). Daily rates in cabins from R$ 283 at hoteispampas.com.br

Estribo Hotel Estancia
This hotel stands out for its diversity of activities, which include night horseback riding, visits to the Creole horse training center, herding with border collie dogs, cutlery and falconry demonstrations and a fire pit accompanied by marshmellow and mate in the late afternoon. There are three gastronomic spaces — one of them, Pulperia da Estância, has music shows from Rio Grande do Sul every night after dinner.
Estr. João Vergílio da Silva, 4,029, Canto dos Guilhermes, Santo Antônio da Patrulha (RS). Daily rates from R$ 1,364 at estribohotelestancia.com.br