Top rated hotels in Sao Paulo

Renaissance São Paulo Hotel
4.6/5114 Reviews
Zona Oeste
I should have written this review last month because I forgot the names of many wonderful employees at this hotel. The Renaissance is my go-to hotel in Sao Paulo for two reasons: location and service. This time I brought my son and my mother with me while I was working on multiple events, and they spent the majority of their time at the hotel. I can only be grateful that the staff was amazing with both of them. Danielle at the front desk is always incredible. She is friendly, attentive, proactive, and has the correct sense of urgency (I can't say the same for other front desk employees). The bellboy team is amazing! They are friendly and talkative, and were always so helpful with my mom and my son. Thank you to Arisio, Washington, Rougre (I think this is his name), and a tall skinny guy whose name I forgot (I am so sorry!!). The ladies at the Lounge are excellent. To Elizabeth, Ana, and Luciana, thank you for making my stay always pleasant. This time wasn't different, and you all made my mom and my son feel very special. Lastly, I want to say thank you to Terraco Jardins. Lastly, I want to say thank you to the Terraco Jardins team. I wish I remembered the name of everyone who was kind and attentive to my mom and my son's needs. They had great meals every time. Thank you to James Jr, Atila, Teixeira, and Pedro. And Thank you to Angelo (cook), he was also a highlight of the trip. Again, I wish I had written this review sooner because all the names were fresh in my mind. Nevertheless, I can assure you that if you decide to stay in this hotel, the staff will take great care of you. Thank you!
InterContinental Hotels Sao Paulo
4.3/549 Reviews
Zona Oeste
The price was over 2,000 per night, but it was only a domestic four-star hotel at best. The service was good, but the price/performance ratio was not high.
JW Marriott Hotel Sao Paulo
4.7/5106 Reviews
Santo Amaro
A nice and well-appointed hotel with very friendly and helpful service, comfortable rooms, and a quite good breakfast. The spa was nice and offered a solid massage at a reasonable price. The location is better for business than the more trendy eating and shopping areas but there are still a good range of restaurants nearby. The former Four Seasons, the design shares an aesthetic with what was the Four Seasons Shanghai Pudong. I would happily stay again.
Palacio Tangara
4.7/5104 Reviews
I bought a promise (experience) and it was given a completely other. We are very unhappy with what happened ... At the time of check-in it was reported that the girlfriend's dinner had changed and that only CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU Not only we are disappointed as several couples. That was totally discriminatory in fact .... we could prosecute them by claiming that reason. The couples were all forced (including us) to dine inside the room ... was super boring and strange. This is completely out of the consumer's code, we are forced to buy a dinner at that value or you can't eat inside the restaurant. It was a pity. abs,
Pullman São Paulo Guarulhos Airport
4.7/571 Reviews
This is a great hotel just 10 minutes by shuttle from GRU international airport. I spent one night in a Suite before an early morning flight and absolutely loved the hotel and my room. Staff were extremely friendly, the suite was very large and beautiful, with a very nice granite bathroom, lovely L'Occitane Agua de Coco amenities, very comfortable beds, and I will stay there again without hesitation. The hotel has a small lounge for suites (and executive floor I believe) offering breakfast (which I could not try due to my early departure) and small happy hour (gin, whisky, wine beers, soft drinks, nibbles, etc). It has a swimming pool (again could not try due to my timings), a fitness centre with sauna and hammam (note that they do not provide towels for the sauna/hammam so you need to bring one from your room. The hammam is also extremely hot). I also tried room service which was good without being excellent. I really really wanted to give that hotel 5*. The only reason why I didn't is that I got repeatedly woken up due to the room service people not being able to locate my credit card details. I gave my passport at check in (both when I did online check in and in person in the lounge) and my passport details and the next morning, reception confirmed to me that it was on file, but for some reason room service could not find it, and so they ended up calling my room repeatedly, knocking at my door etc whilst I was fast asleep (my alarm was for 5 the next morning before 27 hours of flying, so I really wanted a good early night), even after I explained repeatedly that 1) I had given my cc details and 2) in any case, if they could not locate them, they could absolutely leave the bill at reception and I would pay the next morning (I was asleep and really didn't want to wake up and dress just to resolve a bureaucratic failure on the hotel's side). This felt frankly unpleasant, and whilst I do not want to blame the person who did it personally as I am sure that they were just following their procedures, this made me feel unwelcome (unlike everything else I experienced in that precisely very welcoming hotel) and I had precisely chosen that hotel to be able to sleep so being woken up several times really killed the point. I really think that this should have been handled better (I am also a frequent guest with that chain and they have all my details so it's not as though I was going to run away like a criminal to not pay a BRL120 bill!) But again, apart from that slightly sour experience, everything else was 5* and I am hoping that this was a one off and that next time, I won't experience similar incidents again.
L'Hotel PortoBay São Paulo
4.5/5117 Reviews
Avenida Paulista
The service at this hotel is exceptional! The staff is very friendly and accommodating. The welcome drink was a nice touch. The rooms are comfortable and could use a little updating. It was difficult not having a plug near the bed or a clock in the room, so it was difficult knowing what time it was when you’re laying in bed. But they did provide water and an outlet converter, which was thoughtful. The water pressure in the shower was amazing! I really enjoyed showering at this hotel. I did go the the gym, which was small, but nice. I wish they had towels available to wipe off sweat during your workout. The pool is also on the roof and it looked very private and relaxing. The restaurant is also very luxurious. The breakfast offerings looked very tasty! Overall a great stay!
Grand Hyatt São Paulo
4.7/5133 Reviews
Zona Oeste
Hotel was as expected! Great location near the city and attractions. Bar tenders, servers, and staff were great. Only issue was the TV not being able to connect to apps so unless you are fluent in Portuguese or want to watch cooking network, there isnt great watching selection. Not a big deal though since we were mostly out and about.
Hilton Sao Paulo Morumbi
4.7/5139 Reviews
Zona Oeste
The room in the photo looked great, but in person it was quite disappointing given the lack of good maintenance (for a hotel of this category, in one of the most important cities in Brazil). The room is well distributed, and the fact that it has a small sofa is very good, in addition to the complimentary water. However, the headboard of the bed with the lining peeling off leaves a disgusting and very bad appearance, the infiltration in the booth, stains on the shower floor, chipped bedside table and lack of cleaning (sticky glass marks that I had to clean). Very boring and in a certain way frustrating.
Meliá Paulista
4.1/5109 Reviews
Zona Oeste
Among the front desk staff, there was an older guy with longer hair, Esteve I think his name was, was extremely nice! Gave great service and was also very nice and talkative. Had a nice room on 22nd floor with a Paulista Avenue view. Very good location. Practically the only hotel in Sao Paulo which is on the Paulista Avenue itself. 20 meters from the metro station which makes the location, if possible, even better! Both shower and toliet had seen their best days and shower was keeping on leaking for 20 mins after have taken a shower. The toliet couldnt flush too much paper. The soap was a bit of an annoyance because the soap would make your hands sticky rather than clean so you had to rinse and rinse and dry your hands repeatedly to get your hands clean. So a suggestion would be to look at exchanging the soap. Tried the breakfast one day. Was surprised that they had pancakes available on request which none of my other hotels in Brazil I stayed with had. So that was a big plus. Also they had freshly squeezed orange juice which also was yet another plus. They could have had more fresh fruit available though. Now they only had watermelon, melon, papaya and pineapple. Why no big passion fruits? Overall great stay but hotel is getting a bit old and also the elevators are very slow. Had to go down to the front desk a lot because my key cards would stop working. Also the internet needs you to log in again every other day which is a bit of an unneccessary annoyance for guests. It shouldnt be too much hassle from the hotel to fix this or change the system. Location is the biggest plus with the hotel.
Radisson Oscar Freire
4.1/5113 Reviews
Zona Oeste
Amazing stay, excellent stuff, excellent valet parking, food was good, drinks were good too. Room was very pretty and very comfortable. Great location. Definitely go back to this hotel even if it’s for business or pleasure.

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Number of Reviews3,767
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