Hotels With Parking in Sao Paulo, Brazil

The location is very good, less than 100 meters from Paulista Avenue. It is very comfortable to walk on the pedestrian street on weekends. The surrounding streets are relatively safe and clean. The service is satisfactory, providing laundry, fitness, swimming, business meetings, etc. The facilities are a bit old, but they meet the general business and tourism requirements. It is about 31 km from the airport, 50 minutes if there is no traffic jam. There are not many breakfast options, but it is enough.

The hotel is relatively new, and the environment and rooms are clean and tidy, with all facilities in good condition. However, the rooms are indeed quite small; if you have a lot of luggage, there might not be enough room to put it all in. The desk is very narrow, not even wide enough for a computer. The breakfast is relatively plentiful; you can order fried eggs separately, and get a form to choose your preferred cooking method and toppings.

The hotel room is large and clean. The breakfast is also good, but the waiting time for the elevator in the morning is long. There are many shops and restaurants around the hotel. The hotel room is large and clean. The breakfast is also good, but the waiting time for the elevator in the morning is long. There are many shops and restaurants around the hotel.

The hotel is average — neither good nor bad, just okay. I was able to use the free airport shuttle at night and again to get back to the airport, which was convenient. There was hot water. Some areas were a bit dirty, but nothing extreme. The staff were friendly and the breakfast was good. However, in my opinion, the price-to-quality ratio is poor.

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!

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)

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.

THERE ARE ALWAYS LINES AT RECEPTION. IF YOU ARRIVE BETWEEN 6:00 PM AND 8:00 PM THERE IS A LINE THAT CAN TAKE UP TO 30/40 MINUTES. IN THE MORNING THERE ARE ALSO LINES TO CHECK OUT. DUE TO HIGH OCCUPANCY, THIS HOTEL HAS TO HAVE AT LEAST 8 TO 10 PEOPLE AT RECEPTION AT PEAK TIMES. THERE ARE ALWAYS 4 TO 6 AT MOST.

The hotel is quite old and in dire need of renovation, especially in the rooms and bathrooms. There was a strong odor from the carpet. The bathroom had an old bathtub that you had to step into to use as a shower. On the bright side, the breakfast was good and offered everything one might need.

The room is clean and hygienic. The waiter has a great attitude! The neighborhood is relatively safe than other places! One of the steaks in the restaurant is good! Worth recommending!