Germany’s World Cup team is staying at a custom-built luxury resort in Brazil. This resort is financed by a German investor. The resort is off limits for the public. There are 14 villas, a pool, a bar, and a training ground. Let’s have a loot at Camp Bahia:
- When it opens to the public, the resort will offer diving, fishing, and kite surfing.
- Each villa has at least 5 bedrooms.
- Let’s check out the villas.
- One of the main living rooms. Custom-made art is a big part of the decor.
- The hotel hired 14 artists (half Brazilian, half German) to make everything in the villas.
- The rooms have a ton of natural light.
- Each bedroom has its own bathroom. There’s also a kitchen and dining room.
- Each villa has a balcony.
- The villas are situated around the pool area.
- The pool is 2,000-square feet, and has a “World Cup bar” next to it.
- The open-air bar has a bunch of World Cup paraphernalia around.
- One of the soccer-themed ornaments.
- The bar at night.
- Something that hotel guests likely won’t need to use — the training field.
- The pitch was orientated in the same direction as the stadiums where Germany will play their World Cup games. That way, the sun is in the correct place.
- While other countries stay in preexisting hotels with other guests, the Germans have their own private sanctuary.
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