Santo Amaro da Imperatriz · Near thermal baths

Hotel Imperador Caldas

A peaceful stay near the thermal baths.

Hotel Imperador Caldas exterior lit up at dusk in Santo Amaro da Imperatriz

Spacious rooms with comfortable beds, spa baths in selected room types, a heated pool and hot tub, an excellent breakfast each morning, a games room for slower afternoons, covered parking for your car and warm staff at the desk around the clock. It is a simple, comfortable base for a few restful days in the valley.

WhereR. Princesa Leopoldina, 1320
Check-inFrom 2:00 PM
Check-outUntil 12:00 PM
WaterHeated pool · hot tub · spa baths
ParkingFree, private, on site
Front desk24 hours · EN / PT

A thermal rest stop,not a resort

Santo Amaro da Imperatriz has drawn people to its hot mineral water for well over a century. Hotel Imperador Caldas keeps things close to that original idea: come for the water, sleep somewhere quiet and clean, eat well in the morning, and spend the day outdoors. The thermal baths are nearby, the heated pool is here on site, and the rest of the hotel is built around comfort rather than show.

Families settle in easily. Children of all ages are welcome, the garden and picnic area give everyone somewhere to spread out, and the games room covers the wet afternoons. Value matters here too: free parking, free WiFi, daily housekeeping and a breakfast that often replaces lunch.

Aerial view of Santo Amaro da Imperatriz surrounded by forested hills
Heated pool with blue lighting and a poolside seating deck

“Come for the water. Stay for the mornings.”

Why guests stay here

Six reasons, plainly put

  1. Quiet valley, easy to reach

    The hotel sits on Rua Princesa Leopoldina in Santo Amaro da Imperatriz, in the hills of Santa Catarina. Traffic noise fades early, the air stays cool at night, and the thermal bath area is a short drive away. Guests arriving by car park free on site, in the private lot or the garage.

  2. Rooms with real space

    Room types are built for families and longer stays: wide floor plans, comfortable beds, air conditioning, private bathroom, mini-bar, TV and a dressing area. Two of the four room types include a spa bath, which is the simplest way to keep the thermal-water feeling once you are back from the springs.

  3. Warm water without the resort price

    The heated pool and the hot tub are open to guests, with the garden and picnic area beside them. It is not a luxury spa complex; it is a practical, well-kept place to warm up, let children swim and sit outside afterwards.

  4. A breakfast worth waking up for

    Breakfast is the meal the hotel is known for. Fruit, juices, coffee, breads, cakes, pastries, eggs, bacon, cheeses and cold cuts, served in the generous Brazilian way, with staff who keep the table filled.

  5. Staff who answer

    The front desk is staffed 24 hours, English and Portuguese are spoken, and housekeeping comes daily. Laundry and ironing are available for an extra charge. If you need directions to the springs or a bakery that opens early, ask at reception.

  6. Something to do when it rains

    The games room has a pool table and ping-pong, there is an elevator between floors, and free WiFi covers the hotel. Rainy afternoons in the valley are common and easy to fill here.