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In Rio de Janeiro, hotels are for sleep and motels are for love making

By Claudio Tostes


Anybody who is new to travel in Rio de Janeiro ought to learn about some important things when you are on your vacation. One important lesson to take note of is the difference between hotels and motels when it comes to Brazil. From an American perspective, you likely would think that the difference is price and quality of these kind of rentals and you may keep this thought for some time as you stroll the beaches of Ipanema and Copacabana. But you will soon recognize that to Brazilians, there is a difference. A big difference.

What is this difference you ask? Well, to put it blunt and basic, hotels are for slumber and motels are for having sex. There really isn't any other way to put it and this is a basic fact in Rio de Janeiro as well as the rest of Brazil. So for anyone who is taking a holiday here, it is definitely something that you should know. If you're sipping that martini in a quaint little bar of Copacabana or Ipanema and anyone mentions a motel, you'll know exactly what they're speaking about

One may be curious as to why this is. While in the United States, motels are typically rest stops for tourists who are looking for reasonably priced quarters for the night. Just a place to slumber. In Brazil, you need to look at things from a cultural outlook. Most people live in close quarters. It's not normal for Brazilians to have their own apartments, rentals or flats. Usually people can't easily afford these kind of accommodations alone, so it's very common to live with their families.

Now this could change after awhile as Brazil becomes economically more influential. As apartments and flats are popping up all over Rio. But then again, most likely not since this principle is so imbedded in the culture. Privacy is certainly something hard to find. Usually people in Brazil who are travelling on business are going to gravitate toward hotels anyway. Though, as infrastructure becomes more enhanced, you will have more people who have lower budgets. This lower middle class will likely be the kind that may take advantage of motels as a less costly alternative and bring about a cultural shift.

However, right now, at the time of this writing hotels mean sleep and motels mean intimacy. Simple enough right? Shouldn't be any more errors as to the intent behind this type of real estate. Hopefully this has solved some misunderstandings to anyone who might be coming to Rio de Janeiro and help them avoid a potentially unpleasant situation of which accommodations to use. But then again, perhaps you should look at some apartments instead.




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