Offering event planning support and flexible spaces in a distinctive setting, the Fera Palace Hotel is an ideal place to host gatherings of all sorts, whether business meetings or social celebrations. Meeting rooms boast handsome coffered ceilings, glamourous Art Deco-inspired lighting, while the Dona Flor Ballroom, once the home of the Salão Cassino, stuns with its soaring ceilings, double-height windows, and mirrored pillars. Complimentary Wi-Fi and onsite catering through the hotel’s food and beverage team further add to the convenience.

Venue options include:

Dona Flor Ballroom
176 sqm / 1,894.5 sqft in size with 5.9 m / 19.4 ft ceiling

Named for Dona Flor e Seus Dois Maridos (or Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands), a novel set in Salvador de Bahia by Bhian writer Jorge Amado and later a film, the Dona Flor Ballroom was once the Salão Cassino, a setting immortalized in the book.

Gabriela Room
52 sqm / 560 sqft with 2.6 m / 8.5 ft ceiling

The Gabriela Room is coined after another Jorge Amado novel-turned-film entitled Gabriela, Cravo e Canela, or Gabriela, Clove and Cinnamon, a romance considered one of his finest works.

Tieta Room
52 sqm / 560 sqft with 2.6 m / 8.5 ft ceiling

Like the hotel’s other venues, the Tieta Room takes inspiration from one of the many works by prolific novelist Jorge Amado, in this case Tieta do Agreste, or Tieta from Agreste, which has an impressively long full title of “Tieta the Goat Girl or The Return of The Prodigal Daughter, A Melodramatic Serial Novel in Five Sensational Episodes with a Touching Epilogue: Thrills and Suspense!”

Pedro Archanjo Room
50 sqm / 538.2 sqft with 2.6 m / 8.5 ft ceiling

Inspired by Jorge Amado’s Brazilian Modernist novel Tenda dos Milagres, or Tent of Miracles, the Pedro Archanjo Room takes its name from the book’s main character.

Tereza Batista Room
50 sqm / 538.2 sqft with 2.6 m / 8.5 ft ceiling

Another ode to Jorge Amado’s female characters, the Tereza Batista Room is named for his book- Tereza Batista Cansada de Guerra, or Tereza Batista: Home from the Wars, a tale set in Salvador that later became a Brazilian soap opera.