Pousada O Casarão

A low-price option, O Casarão is located at the heart of the village and five minutes from the main beaches. Its leisure structure features a swimming pool and sauna.

Part of the pousada is a historic building: it was built in 1608, for the daughter of the founder of Cairu city. The "Casarão" (Big House) has hosted emperor Pedro II and the Marquise of Santos, as well as important captains and famous pirates. From there you can watch the main square, where the arts and crafts fair is held and where everybody gets together late in the afternoon.

The bungalows are spread across a large tropical garden, around the pool area. Some of the bungalows are thematic: African, Hindu, Native American and Oriental.

The “Casarão” is a cultural reference at Morro de São Paulo: besides being a living museum, there live music almost every night.

The standard rooms are located within the house and preserve the colonial style, but they also have air conditioning, telephone, safe, mini-fridge and TV set.

The bungalows also have verandas with hammocks and are spread around the pool area, at the garden.Master's have individual jacuzzi.

There are adult and child swimming pools, a restaurant, pool bar, sauna, laundry service and a massage parlor.