Santa Rosa

Santa Rosa Pantanal Hotel is located in the northern region of the Pantanal, near Poconé in Mato Grosso, Brazil. Surrounded by wetlands, rivers, and wildlife, it offers an immersive nature experience ideal for guests seeking authentic wildlife observation and ecological travel. Its remote setting, accessible via the Transpantaneira road and river routes, places visitors in one of the richest biodiversity areas in the world.

Accommodation

The hotel features 18 guest rooms, divided into three categories: Chalé da Mata, Chalé da Fazenda, and Chalé do Rio. Rooms are simple, comfortable, and designed to reflect the natural surroundings. Each one includes air-conditioning, a minibar, and solar-heated showers. Guest feedback highlights comfortable beds and good water pressure, with an overall modern yet understated style that prioritizes harmony with the environment.

Dining

Meals are served in the hotel’s on-site restaurant, typically in a buffet format. The menu includes a variety of Brazilian dishes, including meats, fish, salads, rice, beans, and fresh vegetables. Vegetarian options are available, and dietary requests can be accommodated with advance notice. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, designed to match the hotel’s nature-focused experience.

Facilities & Activities

The hotel offers an outdoor swimming pool with panoramic views of the wetlands, ideal for unwinding after excursions. Wi-Fi is available in shared spaces, though signal strength may vary due to the remote location. A lounge and bar are available for guests during their stay.

Activities focus on wildlife and nature observation. Guided boat safaris, birdwatching tours, and excursions through the Pantanal allow guests to spot jaguars, caimans, capybaras, giant otters, macaws, and countless other species. The surrounding natural landscape offers opportunities for remarkable sightings right from the property, including frequent wildlife visits to the grounds.

Sustainability

Santa Rosa Pantanal Hotel operates with a strong commitment to sustainability and ecological stewardship. The property was developed with consideration for minimizing environmental impact, using sustainable building materials and renewable heating systems such as solar water heating. The hotel supports wildlife conservation initiatives and contributes to responsible ecotourism by working with conservation partners and local communities. Its aim is not only to offer accommodation but also to protect and celebrate the Pantanal ecosystem.