Hotels With breakfast in Sao Paulo State, Brazil

Nice designed hotel. Small but cozy room with a refrigirator. Close to Luz station. We stayed 5 nights. On the second night the a/c failed so we had to change the room. Than until the rest of our stay we had no hot water and i had to take a shower in a different room. The staff was very attentive and did their best but when I asked to talk to PR fir a compensatipn i was ignored. It is not a nice area after dark. Many homeless people and a lot of garbage in the streets next to the hotel.

It's really hard to catch the airport shuttle from the hotel; it only runs once an hour, and the schedule is always changing. It's a terrible hassle. A taxi to the airport takes about 8 minutes and costs around 45 BRL. The hotel offers a buffet for lunch and dinner at 85 BRL per person.

This hotel is in a good location at one end of Ave Paulista. Walking distance to Subway station and high-end mall. The small rooms might be a problem for very tall or wide people. Super friendly front desk people. Good breakfast

The location was perfect for Blonco! I took an Uber to visit a few monuments, and it was such a fun experience. The breakfast was delicious, and they made fresh omelets just for me. The staff were super friendly and kind, which made my stay even better!

This hotel is in a good location you can walk to the landmark easily. But the check in counter reception took too long to check in and the Breakfast room if you go on 8am you probably need to wait for get the table

A reasonably priced hotel in a very central location, easy to reach with public services and Uber. The surrounding area is walkable and full of restaurants and services. The internal restaurant allows you to eat without even leaving the premises. My room provided a real working area. There is a small rooftop swimming pool, enough to relax.

- They didn't keep to the check-in time, the rooms were only available from 3:30 p.m. onwards and I was late for the event I was going to because of this delay in getting into the room. - The hotel is in the central region of São Paulo, while I was at the reception a guy came in asking for money and the security guards didn't do anything. - Breakfast had very little variety, dry bread and almost no cake options, for example, in other words, if you're thinking about paying for breakfast separately it's not worth it, it's better to eat at a bakery in São Paulo, which is more worthwhile. - While I was taking a shower a maid came into my room saying that I had already checked out in the system, I was very embarrassed by the situation.

This isn't the first time we've stayed at the Colombia hotel; we chose it again because we've been there before. The only thing that left much to be desired this time was the breakfast. Even on Sunday, our last day, the breakfast was reasonable, but on the first and second days, I think it was due to fewer guests, which doesn't justify it because the quality of service, regardless of the number of guests, should always be the same. Even my son-in-law asked for milk, and the attendant said they didn't have any. This is unacceptable for a hotel chain that offers a service during your stay and doesn't deliver 100%. I hope they return to having the same quality of service regardless of the number of guests.

Three male university students stayed here. The room had one single bed and one double bed. When we checked in, there was someone who could speak Japanese, which was very helpful. We also had facial recognition to unlock the room, so we didn't have to worry about losing our room key, and it was a very comfortable stay.