2-Star Hotels in Sao Paulo

Good location with metro nearby, small rooms that offer what you need. For me, the only thing missing was a minibar and drawers to store food and belongings.

I would like to thank the official Diego who has taken care of and received my family with all the attention and gentleness, he has solved a little room problem during check-in. I am very grateful, he deserves 1000 note as an excellent official. And breakfast is great as the benefit cost was the best !!!!

As they say: You generally know what you will get when you opt for an Ibis Hotel. The hotel is centrally located. You have quick access to public transportation, a 24 hour store across the street, a mini-fridge, excellent AC, a tv with CNN in English and a French channel. The breakfast was excellent. Each day had some different cold and hot options. They had gluten free bread as well. In our case, the room was immaculate and the staff cleaned it well all week. Where we were not as thrilled is that we were told that it was a king size bed but it is barely a queen size bed. In terms of toiletries; it is the minimum. We would have appreciated more than 2 towels since I used them on top of the cardboard pillows. Other Ibis offer courtesy water bottled when you arrive. But this one did not even have glasses. I was surprised that there was nobody who spoke English at the front desk. We needed a doctor and it was a young guest of the hotel who helped us. To top if off, our luggage were lost so we were trying to tell them to let us know as soon as they arrive. We finally checked in. Google translated it and brought the translation downstairs. We might be wrong to expect English to be spoken but we have been all over the world using Accor and never had that problem.

I have been in a double room since Tuesday and one night I came with my colleague and smelled bad as if someone had used the bathroom. Minutes later they moved in the door and we thought it was a mistake, but we saw the door of the room was open, checked the key at the reception and said they had only ours in the system and it should be room service. It was night and the room was already cleaned by the cottage. I changed the room today and they put me in a chair. I went to bath and I realized the floor has no fall of water for flowing. As a result, the bathroom was swallowed and I had to swallow the wheel and towels that they left for me, I imagined how uncomfortable it would be for a chair to use this bathroom. We are in a hotel that should offer the minimum comfort for a quiet bathroom. In addition, the door has no opening system, but is closed. I was afraid to close and she didn't open. I was really disappointed. I'm tired of work, mad of a hot bath and I faced the challenge of not flooding the room and still have to swallow the bathroom worse ..., paying expensive for the stay.

This was the second time within a month that we were lodged at this hotel. It is a best buy sort of place, decorated to please the youth but everyone will feel welcome anyway. Rooms are small , sort of minimalist, but they cater for the basic needs. Breakfast is communitarian, with toasters spread over large tables. If your size is not ‘extra large’, you’ll feel comfortable at this hotel. By the way, the location is excellent, it is next to a subway station and, besides, it is just a stone’s throw from Paulista’s Avenue.

Me sorprendió este hotel. Las tarifas para esas fechas estaban muy altas para hoteles a los que suelo ir, Mercure o. Estanplaza por ejemplo. No esperaba mucho pero me sentí muy bien en un lugar decente, reducido y con mucho servicio express. Creo que lo que he pagado es alto por lo que es el hotel pero las tarifas en otros lugares estaban muy altas. El hotel es prolijo, limpio con muy buena atención e instalaciones. La ducha salía genial y la cama era muy cómoda. Para tenerlo en cuenta.

With a stay at Brazilodge All Suites Hostel in São Paulo (Vila Mariana), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Paulista Avenue and Ibirapuera Park. This hostel is 5.9 mi (9.6 km) from Allianz Parque and 7 mi (11.3 km) from Expo Center North.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. Additional features at this hostel include an arcade/game room and tour/ticket assistance.Featured amenities include a business center, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 24 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LED televisions. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers.

I first booked this reservation for 3 days, just to attend the Anime Friends event near there. But I changed my plan and stayed for one week, so I could visit some parents and attend the São Paulo soccer team game. I will divide my opinions into topics. The staff: Was very kind and helped me with all my requests. I just felt the staff in the restaurant was overloaded with breakfast and dinner time. The cleaning staff did a great job, they cleaned my room every day. The menu/food: Simple. They don't have a lot of options on the menu for the launch and dinner time. For breakfast, I think it could have more options, like Brazilian savories (coxinha, pão de queijo, pasteis). The room: Loved it. It's big and beautiful. It has light switches and power plugs all over the place, it'd be great if they have 220v in the power plugs, but luckily my equipment has dual voltage. The bed is very comfortable. The shower in the bathroom is great, too! But could have a soap there. Location: This is one of the best locations you can have in São Paulo. Near the Portuguesa-Tietê metro station, which you access from there almost every place in the city, 30-40 minutes by car from the airport and 10 minutes by car from a mall. My only bad experience was in one night due to a little ”party” that the room next to mine was throwing. They were talking loudly and punched the wall sometimes, was a pain to sleep that night. Overall, is a great place to stay. I sure want to come back more times in the future.

My family likes very much to stay at Ibis. Whenever we travel we look forward to stay at a Ibis hotel that is located near our destination. Breakfast is really good as well as the bedrooms. The only aspect that I think can be improved is the check-in. The last two experiences took more time than we expected.

My wife, (who is originally from Brazil ) and myself decided that were should see a different area of Brazil. We found out about this island about 175 miles from Sao Paulo. We booked a three bight say at this lovely hotel. We had upgraded our room as we discovered the original room had no views of the ocean. The upgraded room didn't come cheap , we paid an extra 67.00 dollars. The Room was very large , had an excellent view of the ocean. Unfortunately for us we encountered lots of rain. So swimming at the beach and pool was out of the question. The breakfast the hotel served was OK, nothing special. We had ordered room service which wasn't good. They didn't bring us and utensils, napkins etc. We didn't like the food .the walk from our room to the main area of the resort was a very steep. It was very tricky walking in the rain. Over all we like the hotel. We think although it was pricey ( mid week and low season) we love the location. The shower was so tiny, but the bathtub was great.. The island is good for a few days ,unless you like doing a lot of hiking, ocen fishing, water sports. Getting here by fairy was easy. Book in advance or you could end in line for hours. I'm am handicapped and brought my placecard , yet the traffic parking police gave my a 55 dollar ticket even though I displayed my permit. Can only account to the vast corruption here. We decided that the are much safer and better places to visit in brazil.