Situated directly across from one of Brazil's best stretches of urban beach, the Golden Tulip late Plaza puts you in the middle of Fortaleza action. Ocean views abound here, whether you're eating at the hotel restaurant, relaxing poolside, or sitting on your balcony.
While becoming increasingly popular with foreign travelers in recent years, Fortaleza has long attracted Brazilian tourists seeking out fantastic beaches within walking distance of thriving, urban nightlife. Fortaleza is also considered relatively safe for a Brazilian city of its size (more than 2 million residents). The Golden Tulip is perfectly located for exploring Fortaleza's sunny, sandy shores. Mucuripe Beach is just steps away. Iracema Beach, the city's main beach closest to downtown, is 4.8 km (3 mi) west of the hotel, and Futuro Beach, 3.5 km (2.2 mi) east, is known for its many picturesque, leaf-roofed cabanas; both beaches are easily accessed by bus or taxi. At night, locals and tourists head to the bars and clubs in the Praia de Iracema neighborhood, 4 km (2.5 mi) from the hotel. This Golden Tulip also sits on Fortaleza's main seaside promenade, home to beach bars, shops, and a renowned fish market just steps away.
The surrounding neighborhood offers plenty of dining options, but the hotel's onsite restaurant is a convenient stop for traditional local fare in an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served. The outdoor pool and fitness center are great places for some quiet relaxation. If you need an early pre-flight breakfast or post-party snack, 24-hour room service is just a call away. And at the business center you can send a fax, make a copy, or check your email. The hotel offers also 4 meeting and conference rooms. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Back in your air-conditioned room, you'll enjoy stunning ocean views from your balcony. All rooms have complimentary wireless Internet, as well as kitchenettes with minibars. Bathrooms are equipped with hair dryers and shower/tub combinations.
