Hotels With Wifi in Sao Paulo, Brazil

The hotel is quite old and in dire need of renovation, especially in the rooms and bathrooms. There was a strong odor from the carpet. The bathroom had an old bathtub that you had to step into to use as a shower. On the bright side, the breakfast was good and offered everything one might need.

If you need to eat in the restaurant of this hotel be prepared for expensive and not good quality food . It was really disappointing. I arrived with 3 luggage, no one to help . If you are traveling with luggage think twice before stay in this hotel .

The Ibirapuera Hotel in Sao Paulo is unforgettable! The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and the layout is beautiful. The surrounding transportation is convenient, and travel is worry-free. The service team is friendly and efficient, and the dining options are diverse and delicious. It is an excellent choice for business and leisure.

The hotel room is large and clean. The breakfast is also good, but the waiting time for the elevator in the morning is long. There are many shops and restaurants around the hotel. The hotel room is large and clean. The breakfast is also good, but the waiting time for the elevator in the morning is long. There are many shops and restaurants around the hotel.

Nice designed hotel. Small but cozy room with a refrigirator. Close to Luz station. We stayed 5 nights. On the second night the a/c failed so we had to change the room. Than until the rest of our stay we had no hot water and i had to take a shower in a different room. The staff was very attentive and did their best but when I asked to talk to PR fir a compensatipn i was ignored. It is not a nice area after dark. Many homeless people and a lot of garbage in the streets next to the hotel.

The corridor has a smell, similar to the smell of formaldehyde; after the elevator reaches the floor where the room is located, there is no sign and the feeling is not good; the bathroom facilities are complete and praise.

Breakfast is far below expectations (very weak). The lighting inside the rooms is poor, making it impossible to work inside at night. On the days set for check-out, the electronic key is deactivated at 11:50, which is before the official check-out time of 12:00. It is incredibly rude to have to go to the counter to reactivate a key before the scheduled time. The daily minibar check takes place while the guest is still in the room, meaning they knock on the door so that the guest can open it for the check. I believe it must be annoying to have to get up to open the door when you are resting (the service should only be performed in rooms where there are no guests).

The hotel is quite good, maybe a little bit lacking compared to Radisson in other countries, but it was the best hotel in Brazil (even though I stayed in a 5-star Hilton hotel, for example). As a traveller, it's necessary to accept that it is Brazil and not to accept the hotel to be super good. What I liked: the willingness of staff to help, the variety of breakfast—different coffee machines + teas + a lot of powder hot drinks. Hotel was quite clean and close to Paulista Avenue. What I didn't like: staff didn't speak that much English, and the furniture seems quite old. Breakfast: there was no variety in terms of hot food (but there was a chef who cooked the eggs) and not so many ”healthy” options like yoghurt (only drinking yoghurt) and salads.

I had a good stay here. The room was clean and comfortable. It was ideal for a one night stay before an early morning flight. Its very close to the airport and the shuttle makes it easier to get to and from the airport stress free.

Hotel excelente. Funcionários prestativos, melhor café da manhã, ótimo estacionamento, quarto impecável. Me hospedo com frequência lá.