Hotels With spa in Sao Paulo State, Brazil

I love this hotel. The highlight is the staff, always friendly and welcoming. In addition to being delicious, the breakfast was accompanied by a sensational pianist (Léo Ramos). The size and comfort of the room is another difference. Additionally, hotels use olfactory marketing, taking advantage of aromas that can be smelled before entering the hotel lounge.

This five-star hotel is located in the relatively safe Vila Olimpia area. The hotel is generally new, and the front desk has an artistic, gallery-like design. The rooms have a modern and minimalist style. I was surprised that a five-star hotel didn't even provide slippers, toothpaste, or toothbrushes. However, the complimentary first round of the mini-bar was a nice touch. The ground floor features a combined Italian restaurant and bar, so you can dine there if you don't feel like going out in the evening. There's a chef at breakfast who makes omelets and toasts, and he speaks a little Chinese. He was super enthusiastic with his recommendations every day. The hotel's spa environment is excellent, and the prices are reasonable, though you need to book in advance. I was also pleasantly surprised that they readily agreed to my request for a late checkout until 1 PM. That was unexpected. Overall, the location is very convenient, the service is excellent, and it caters to all your dining, drinking, and relaxation needs. It's a very reassuring choice for business travelers who don't want any hassle. (It would be perfect if they provided slippers, toothpaste, and toothbrushes.)

Disappointing stay—lack of basic amenities and very poor service. While the room itself was clean, the overall experience was far from satisfactory for the price. First of all, there were absolutely no basic amenities provided—not even a single bottle of complimentary water or indoor slippers. Is this standard Brazilian hotel culture? Even so, it's hard to justify. To make matters worse, the service was frustrating. Despite checkout time being officially set at 12:00 PM, the front desk started calling our room at 10:00 AM to wake us up. Shortly after, at 10:30 AM, the housekeeping staff knocked on the door and woke us up again. Clean rooms are great, but the terrible service and lack of basic hospitality made this a very disappointing stay. Definitely not worth the price.

Liked: • wonderful front desk personel , restaurant staff, waiters/waitresses, baggage handlers, super helpful! • excellent bed, shower, sheets, towels. • great breakfast buffet. Dislike: • the bathroom sink needs a better aerator on the faucet to control the flow so that it doesn’t spray outside of the sink. • the water in the pool didn’t seem to be constantly filtered. There were small debris and bugs on top.

The room was a decent size, not too big, not too small, and fairly clean, though it had a slight odor. The restaurant was quite large, and the breakfast offered a good variety, including some local specialties. While it doesn't quite meet a 4-star standard back home, overall, it's decent value for money.

I absolutely LOVED both the stay and the party at Onze. I confess that I was a little apprehensive due to some not-so-nice comments about the accommodations, but everything was perfect. The hotel decor is beautiful, we were very well looked after from the moment we arrived to the moment we left. The receptionists are very nice and attentive. The room is magnificent, very cozy, spacious beds, a large bathroom and a hot shower with strong water to relax. We spent New Year's Eve on the eleventh floor of the hotel itself: wonderful!! My congratulations to all the staff, I will definitely be back and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!

The hotel is very close to the airport, about a 10-15 minute drive. Although the direct distance is short, the road design is poor, requiring a lot of detours, which adds to the travel time. The hotel is quite new, the newest of all the hotels on my Brazil trip. It's not in the typical dark red style, more like a bright-colored economy hotel in China, which I liked. There's an airport shuttle at the entrance, seemingly running hourly, but unfortunately, I missed it. The restaurant is decent; the selection isn't extensive but still acceptable. There's an outdoor courtyard which is very comfortable for a short sit. The room is compact but all the facilities are brand new. WiFi connectivity was poor. I asked the front desk if it was safe outside, and they replied that it's okay during the day but best not to go out at night. It's hard to imagine that even near the airport it's like this. I had dinner at the hotel, costing 79 BRL per person. For someone like me who isn't used to the local flavors, it wasn't good value for money. Throughout my entire Brazil trip, the only meal I thoroughly enjoyed was the BBQ buffet hosted by my client in Curitiba, because it had flavor. All other meals were bland and just for filling the stomach. Considering the price and location, I would still choose to stay here again.

The hotel is conveniently located and only 200 meters away from the surrounding commercial district, making it a good choice for business trips.

This is the Nth time I stayed at this hotel. The facilities and environment of the room are basically unrivaled in the same price range. The only shortcoming may be the geographical location of the business district. But it has no impact on me who came to participate in the exhibition. There is a super delicious Chinese restaurant nearby~ A big plus

The hotel is in a great location, right on the safest and busiest Paulista Street. The room is average, the breakfast is great, in addition to the buffet you can also order it. The waiters are warm and friendly, I will stay here again next time I go.