Hotels with Bars in Sao Paulo

The location of the hotel is in the city center, which is more convenient. But the sanitation of the room is average, and the sheets are a bit dirty. The hotel breakfast is self-service. There are many options during the exhibition. The service attitude at the front desk is very good, and you can reserve a vehicle.

A real luxury experience

First we arrived, and we saw 1 disgruntled guest because there was one person in their accommodation. I thought it would be something punctual, however when checking in they gave us room 1404 where upon entering there was 1 backpack and 1 jacket from another guest. So there was also 1 guest in our accommodation, we called 3 times and nothing was resolved, finally we went down to the reception to solve the case, because well after about 1 hour we finally managed to enter a room where there was no one, we also noticed the presence of feces in the hygienic shower something that we didn't even point out at the moment because we would only stay 1 day and we were already quite dissatisfied. The experience was not at all pleasant, given that the name ”Bourbon” is synonymous with quality and organization. Unfortunately we went through this poor and mediocre experience. It is quite possible that we will choose another hotel on our next trip to São Paulo.

The location is very good for those looking for peace and quiet in the hustle and bustle of SP, the hotel is a spectacle apart with the green of Burle Marx at the side, very spacious rooms with walk-in closets and large bathrooms. The service and attendance are excellent.

The location of this hotel is really convenient. When there is nothing to do on the weekends, I go around. There are many restaurants to choose from. I ate a Japanese restaurant and the dishes are basically localized. The owner created a new drink because it is pink. It’s also rare that the boss tried hard to talk to me in English and recommended it. I tried it and it tasted really good. There is a carrefour about 5 or 600 meters away. I remembered that my local colleagues recommended local milk to me, so I bought some local milk and fruits. It’s very fresh; the hotel’s breakfast menu is a little bit more, but the ingredients are what I value most. In addition, one day I worked overtime and returned late. I was so hungry that I tried this eight-catch fish in the hotel restaurant. I don’t know what to do in the alleys. When I ask questions in the circle of friends, everyone’s brains are open...

My recent stay at the Hyatt was horribly unpleasant. The driving factor for my complaint is the fact that I am currently opening an investigation for the robbery of $2.5K dollars in cash (which the hotel is well-aware of) from a passport holder inside of a backpack which never left the hotel upon my arrival from the airport. I submitted a claim and complaint for this issue on 9/10/22 in the morning (around 11AM) and it took the hotel a good part of the day (until 5PM) to call me back to address the serious issue. This was after I took many steps to alert them of my concerns: (1) I called them directly, (2) I was sent to submit a complaint to a Whatsapp Lost&Found number where I never received an answer, (3) I wrote an email describing the incident, and (4) I contacted a security team at my company Amazon, which spoke to the hotel and filed a civil police claim. Although you'd think this would be enough to ruin your hotel experience, there was more that took place during my stay which make me question the security of my belongings inside the room. To start off, when I checked in at around 12PM there was no room available, although I hoped that as a Hyatt Discoverist member I would have received priority treatment - I was deluded. Tired from a 15+ hour journey, I left the hotel and waited until 3PM for a promised email/call to let me know my room was ready, which never came. I then proceeded to call the hotel directly and was told that the room was ready, so I returned to the hotel to check-in. When I arrived, I was informed by the front desk that my room was not ready (jokes on me) and waited about 20-30 mins for a room to finally be assigned and my luggage returned. At last, I proceeded to my assigned room. Upon arrival, I opened my door to find another man inside working - who I startled and also told me he'd had the same issue during his own check-in process. You can imagine that if they are giving member guests incorrect key cards to enter rooms, this puts in question the overall safety and privacy of guests in the hotel. The next day, I ordered breakfast to my room which arrived cold, the eggs very badly made and bread dry - a subpar meal. Finally, days into my stay I was awoken at 1:30AM by very strange noises in the room next door behind my bed which seemed like banging of drawers and furniture being hit (I have recorded footage as evidence). I proceeded to call the hotel front desk and was told someone would come up to verify. No one ever came to my

Ten stars! The Ca' D'Oro is like staying at a St. Regis in the middle of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The highlights: Wonderful, personal staff, who remembered and remarked I was a repeat visitor, and gave me a room with a spectacular view in recognition of the loyalty. Spotless, gloriously-quiet and well-designed rooms, something that is a rarity in São Paulo. Lovely common amenities, including a library space and a really nice rooftop pool. Breakfast is also excellent, and very good quality. But best of all is the location - who are all these drab people saying the area isn't nice? It's one of the coolest areas of São Paulo, smack dab in the middle of downtown/Higienopolis (with fantastically hip restaurants, cafés and shopping) and Paulista (which is convenient for touristy things), close to the metro L4, which gets you anywhere in the city in no time, and in a quiet part of Rua Augusta, which has bars, restaurants, and some of the best nightlife in Brazil. Parabens, Ca' D'Oro!

The location is very good. It takes 15-30 minutes to most sightseeing spots. The room was clean, but it was a bit small. Staff was amicable and polite. Because it’s not as close to Avenida Paulista, it is much quieter than other hotels. There’s a *****tore about 5 minutes from the hotel and Le Pain Quotidien is 7-minute walk (if you’re looking for a place to have brunch).

We stayed in Emiliano in pre-pandemic times and considered it a perfect hotel for a city stay. Just for the sake of it, if I want to think what else to wish them to do for the rooms and from the point of view of service and I can’t figure it out. And it isn’t easy to get me to say something like this. So, this time when we had to spend less than 24 hours in Sao Paulo and even landing in GRU after midnight we decided to spend about 1 hour to get to Emiliano and 1 hour back next day rather than staying in any of the hotels close to the airport. Their rooms and service are worth it and we were sure we will have a good rest before hitting the road again. We were wrong about the rest. After usual check-in procedures were finished, the receptionist suddenly told us: “yes, and one more thing: tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. there will be noise, we are renovating the spa”. It didn’t promise anything good, but, OK, there are different types of noise and there was nothing we could do standing in front of Emiliano reception at nearly 02:00 a.m. anyhow. Exactly at 11:00 a.m. next morning mayhem started. Not just some noise. It was breaking the walls with the whole building shaking. Not possible not only to sleep, work (and I do need to do some work on a computer every morning), impossible to stay in a room. Forget about further resting (and we had a couple more hours). Of course, every hotel needs regular renovations to keep up its level. But if you are planning works of this magnitude – choose a low season time, close down for couple of weeks, give you employees their vacations and break your walls as much as you wish. Or at least have enough decency to put information about works pending or going on your site. This is what hotels respecting their guests and themselves normally do. And then everyone can make their own decision. The schedule of works going on in Emiliano are from 11:00 to 17:00. If someone knows that he/she will not be in the hotel during these hours – of course, they will book regardless, since the works will have no affect on them. While if someone else, like us, is planning to be spending some daytime in the hotel and they need to be in Sao Paulo exactly at a time coinciding with the works – they can just book another hotel for this stay. No hard feelings. We paid USD 400+ for a Deluxe room, not even for a Suite (Emiliano is far from being cheap, but before it was worth it), we were looking forward and were planning to unwind in between not the easiest of flights and what did we get? Just for the sake of justice on the day we stayed there I visited Emiliano’s site to make sure there is no announcement of these works that I missed. There was not. Only lengthy promises to take care of all details of anyone’s stay. Right.

For those who are looking for a hotel in the centre of SP, this may be an option, but don't leave to stay without prior reservation, the value of the balcony is extremely high. I recommend high, mainly because of the lift competition, delayed due to the high demand for staff in shopping on March 25 and Brás. Breakfast is much more or less. Careful walking around the region, it's dangerous, I always recommend Uber, taxi or any vehicle.