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Just a brief moment of reflection in our spaces is enough to transport you to another time. There, you can imagine Orson Welles, Pablo Neruda, Carmen Miranda, and Jorge Amado strolling through the corridors of the old Palace Hotel.
Salvador’s first luxury hotel was as iconic as the distinguished guests who have stayed there over the decades. Opened in 1934 in an Art Deco building inspired by New York’s Flatiron Building, it occupies an equally historic address: Rua Chile, Brazil’s first street and, for decades, the most elegant address in the capital of Bahia.
A story like this deserved to be preserved. The founder of the Fera Group, Antonio Mazzafera, believed this and invested in a meticulous restoration process that honored the past, returned the building to the city, and prepared it for a new era.
Another thing we love: recognition.
In the heart of Salvador's Historic Center, staying in one of the most iconic buildings on Chile Street, considered the...
The British magazine Wallpaper*, one of the leading international publications on architecture, design, and travel, dedicated a signed profile to the Fera Palace Hotel...
The French newspaper Le Figaro highlighted the Fera Palace as a must-see attraction in Salvador’s Historic Center, in a report on...
The Fera Palace Hotel, a leading name in luxury hospitality in Salvador, was the highest-ranked hotel in Bahia on the list of the 50 Best...
Fera Palace Hotel | 7th Place Brazil’s first street, Rua Chile in Salvador, also has another distinction:...
The Michelin Guide unveiled its first global selection of hotels on Wednesday evening (8). Last year, the guide began selecting...
Experience the charm of the streets, the colors, and the flavors. Take in the breathtaking view and enjoy easy access to the main tourist attractions: the Lacerda Elevator, Mercado Modelo, Pelourinho, and Praça Castro Alves.
The port, the airport, and the convention center are also just a few minutes away.
It’s Bahian culture right before your eyes—perfect for anyone looking for memorable moments, whether for work, leisure, or a combination of both.










– 18 m², compact, comfortable, ideal for business.
– 21 m², perfect for short stays.
– 24 m², choice of King or Twin.
– 35 m², ideal for families, open-concept layout, overlooking Chile Street.
– 35 m², spacious living room, refined atmosphere inspired by the building’s history.
– 46 m², living room, soaking tub, view of Castro Alves Square.
– 110 sq. ft., living room, dining room, bar, and half-bath.
Whether you're staying with us, strolling through the historic district, or attending one of our events, come enjoy our coffee, drinks, and light bites in a cozy and sophisticated setting.
Considered by many to be one of the best places to watch the sunset, the rooftop of the Fera Palace Hotel offers panoramic views of Todos os Santos Bay, an infinity pool, a bar serving snacks and drinks, and lounge chairs for relaxing.
Whether you're looking for a detox or a relaxing massage, we offer services and spaces for those seeking massage therapy.
Ask for our massage menu at the hotel front desk.
For those who won’t give up their fitness routine, we offer a space to take care of your body. Our gym features a variety of equipment for a full-body workout.
Organizing an event means striking a balance between creativity, logistics, hospitality, infrastructure, and originality. At Fera Palace, all of these elements come together in a historic building that has been the setting for many great stories and is ready to host yours.
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It may be a cliché, but in Salvador, summer lasts all year round. In Brazil’s first capital, the sea laps at the historic streets and creates a contrast between different landscapes.
Once you’re at the Fera Palace, explore the capital of Bahia and discover crystal-clear scenery.
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At the very top of the Fera Palace, the Tower Suite spans 110 square meters beneath the tower’s dome.
The dining room, living room, and bedroom feature the building’s original windows from 1934, overlooking the Historic Center and the bay. It’s a room that exists solely because the building was designed to be seen from afar.
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A 25-meter pool atop the Fera Palace, with the Bay of Todos-os-Santos spread out before it.
A place where you can see São Marcelo Fort, the boats in the bay, and the very same sea that made Salvador Brazil’s first capital.
The rooftop is for guests.
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Curated by chef @peumesquita of @arentorestaurante, breakfast at the Fera Palace brings together classic flavors in recipes that set the stage for a light and refreshing morning.
Starting the day on the corner of Rua Chile—Brazil’s first street—has an advantage that no other location in Salvador offers: the Historic Center is still waking up outside.
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In the suites at Fera Palace, contemporary Bahian design blends with the precision of a restored structure that preserves the history of the 1930s in every corner.
Arches, high ceilings, and original hardwood floors. A place where history comes alive.
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The ballrooms at Fera are named after characters from Jorge Amado’s works: Dona Flor, Gabriela, Tieta, Tereza Batista.
Mirrors, light fixtures, and the Art Deco geometry of 1934. The same ballroom where Salvador has been hosting weddings, dinners, product launches, and corporate meetings ever since.
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The Fera Palace’s facade is a listed historic site by IPHAN.
There are 640 original wooden windows, and the same light streams through them as it did in 1934.
At the Fera, nothing was done to make it look like 1934. It is 1934.
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Find the perfect balance between the technical precision of @arentorestaurante and @peumesquita and the privacy of your stay. At Fera Palace, every choice on the menu celebrates hospitality.
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Winter in Salvador brings blue skies, and in the Bay of Todos-os-Santos, you can experience it in a way that only the Historic Center allows.
On the rooftop of the Fera Palace, 1934 meets the bay: a 25-meter pool, original Art Deco, and Brazil’s oldest city at your feet.
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In Salvador, practice your faith and discover the beliefs that define the city.
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