Located in São Sebastião, the boutique hotel is built on a plateau in the middle of the Atlantic forest, in the hills between Maresias and Toque Toque Grande beach. It provides guests with paradisiacal sunset scenes and the region’s marine riches. With the milder temperature from March, the sea baths are more conducive and also to the contacts with period visitors, whales and dolphins.

ITTBH is the perfect place to meet the environment and have the peace you want to get away from the traditional stress of the big urban centers and to those who seek to renew their energies.

In the region you can find beautiful waterfalls, fauna and flora typical of the Atlantic forest, as well as unspoiled beaches. The hotel has a unique support area for guests, facing the sea, on Toque Toque Grande beach, as well as containing hot tubs, jacuzzis, saunas or private pools for the couple.

The place has umbrellas, chairs and tents; as well as free snorkeling equipment and a wonderful trip to the most beautiful beaches near the Pousada, such as Calhetas, Toque Toque Pequeno and Guaecá. “We are in an ideal area for those who want to live different and relaxing experiences and out of the usual, outside the repetitive and tiring daily life,” says the director general of the hotel, Renata Pavão ..

With personalized attention the boutique hotel has the recognition of the most prestigious national and international tourist quality seals, being classified and awarded as the most luxurious beach hotel in South America, according to WLHA 2016, Small Luxury Hotel, Luxury Scenic Hotel and Luxury Romantic Hotel at WLHA 2017. It is still the best on the TripAdvisor site in terms of qualification of guests and guests.

About Ilha de Toque Toque Boutique Hotel
Located in Toque Toque Grande, just over 15 kilometers from São Sebastião, Toque Toque Boutique Hotel occupies a green area on the slope of the Atlantic Forest, on a plateau of 20 thousand square meters. The sea stretches 50 meters below and the view is incredible, especially the island that gives name to the development in the bay of Toque Toque Grande.

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