Hotels With Pools in Sao Paulo State, Brazil

Three male university students stayed here. The room had one single bed and one double bed. When we checked in, there was someone who could speak Japanese, which was very helpful. We also had facial recognition to unlock the room, so we didn't have to worry about losing our room key, and it was a very comfortable stay.

I had a fantastic stay at Laghetto Stilo São Paulo. Everything was excellent — the room was spotless and well-maintained, the location was convenient for both work and leisure, and the staff provided exceptional service throughout my stay. The amenities were top-notch, including a well-equipped gym and a comfortable workspace, which made it ideal for a business traveler like me. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting São Paulo!

if you would like to stay one night will be acceptable but in winter time be careful heating is not working. Hotel needs realy refurnishing. Breakfast and reception were very good. Rest you would survive.

Beautiful boutique hotel at a lovely location, surrounded by much larger (but also older) 5 star hotels. Many restaurants in walking distance, especially Japanese ones (Ramen, Sushi, etc)

At the end of Paulista Street (paraiso paradise) At the other end is Consolaçao (comfort) Very convenient. The hotel environment is good. The room is also large. The high floor city view is also good. The price is economical. Recommended

The hotel's location is very convenient, just one block from the main street and close to the art museum, a 10-minute walk away. There are bus stops and a metro station within a 10-minute walk. The rooms are spacious, clean, and the breakfast is very generous. Portuguese is required at the front desk.

Excellent location, bar and restaurant available (which is great as I met a local business partner there). Fully stocked minibar and 24 hour room service with a full menu, which I find a big plus especially as I find a lot of hotels don’t do it. The location deserves another big plus, it has everything you need within walking distance.

- They didn't keep to the check-in time, the rooms were only available from 3:30 p.m. onwards and I was late for the event I was going to because of this delay in getting into the room. - The hotel is in the central region of São Paulo, while I was at the reception a guy came in asking for money and the security guards didn't do anything. - Breakfast had very little variety, dry bread and almost no cake options, for example, in other words, if you're thinking about paying for breakfast separately it's not worth it, it's better to eat at a bakery in São Paulo, which is more worthwhile. - While I was taking a shower a maid came into my room saying that I had already checked out in the system, I was very embarrassed by the situation.

The room is large and the price is right, but the surrounding area is messy and it feels not safe enough.

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.