Mato Grosso Do Sul Brazil Travel Guide
Budget-friendly, dorm and private rooms, communal areas, social atmosphere.
Brazilian guesthouses, family-run, local, intimate service.
International chains and independent hotels, standard to upscale amenities.
Highest standard, pools, gyms, fine dining (e.g., Deville Prime).
Distinctly Brazilian design, home-cooked breakfasts, cultural connection.
Pantanal ecotourism lodges, wildlife viewing, cultural things to do.
Platforms like Airbnb/Booking.com, more space, privacy, kitchen facilities.
Authentic cultural immersion with local families, more countryside locations.
Each area of Campo Grande has a different character and amenities.
Centro features historical attractions and the central bus terminal. Jardim dos Estados sits near Parque das Nações Indígenas and Shopping Campo Grande.
General caution applies city-wide. Avoid openly displaying valuables. Taxis or ride-sharing are suggested for late-night transport.
Smart booking strategies secure the best accommodation for your trip.
Recommendations for different sorts of travelers and budgets.
Good for backpackers and solo travelers.
Comfortable and modern amenities for business or leisure.
Highest standard in the city center.
Space and facilities for families.
Hostels (Pousada Pé da Serra) for socializing, or centrally located hotels for safety and access.
Vacation rentals (Airbnb) for furnished apartments with kitchen/laundry. Extended-stay hotel rates are an option.
Affordable for stays of a month or more, available through local listings.
Some hotels offer apartment-style units or special rates for longer durations. Ask directly properties.
Reflect local Brazilian design, provide genuine, personalized hospitality over branded hotels.
Profound cultural and immersing in the past into cowboy heritage and ecological preservation.
Recent reviews confirm the accommodation meets expectations for cleanliness, service, and location.
Select location based on proximity to planned activities or desired ambiance.
Many platforms offer options with cancellable for free until a specific date.
Formal campgrounds within Campo Grande are limited.
Some rural properties offer glamping or basic camping options as a section of a package.
Camping more common in natural areas outside the city.
