5-Star Hotels in Sao Paulo State, Brazil

I love this hotel. The highlight is the staff, always friendly and welcoming. In addition to being delicious, the breakfast was accompanied by a sensational pianist (Léo Ramos). The size and comfort of the room is another difference. Additionally, hotels use olfactory marketing, taking advantage of aromas that can be smelled before entering the hotel lounge.

This five-star hotel is located in the relatively safe Vila Olimpia area. The hotel is generally new, and the front desk has an artistic, gallery-like design. The rooms have a modern and minimalist style. I was surprised that a five-star hotel didn't even provide slippers, toothpaste, or toothbrushes. However, the complimentary first round of the mini-bar was a nice touch. The ground floor features a combined Italian restaurant and bar, so you can dine there if you don't feel like going out in the evening. There's a chef at breakfast who makes omelets and toasts, and he speaks a little Chinese. He was super enthusiastic with his recommendations every day. The hotel's spa environment is excellent, and the prices are reasonable, though you need to book in advance. I was also pleasantly surprised that they readily agreed to my request for a late checkout until 1 PM. That was unexpected. Overall, the location is very convenient, the service is excellent, and it caters to all your dining, drinking, and relaxation needs. It's a very reassuring choice for business travelers who don't want any hassle. (It would be perfect if they provided slippers, toothpaste, and toothbrushes.)

The hotel was under innovation. There was no alert for that from 9 AM till 5 PM. There was hard drilling around all the walls afterwards on my last day not Friday. There was no hot water from 7 AM till 9 PM.

The service is very good. You need more time to enjoy the designed leisure activities.

The hotel is conveniently located and only 200 meters away from the surrounding commercial district, making it a good choice for business trips.

Sheraton São Paulo WTC Hotel is very well-located in the heart of the Berrini business district, giving excellent access to corporate offices, shopping, and convention space. It offers premium amenities, including a 24-hour gym, outdoor pool with a bar, in-room spa services, and even a helipad — plus it's connected to a mall with 20+ food and retail options. On the downside, breakfast is an extra cost, valet parking isn’t cheap, and while it's close to Congonhas airport, it’s quite far from Guarulhos, which can make international arrivals less convenient.

The hotel is in a great location, right on the safest and busiest Paulista Street. The room is average, the breakfast is great, in addition to the buffet you can also order it. The waiters are warm and friendly, I will stay here again next time I go.

The landscape is amazing and unforgettable. The invincible sea view/city view room has a wide view and the night view is even more charming! Lying on the sofa to see the scenery is a kind of enjoyment, and the photo effect is excellent.

The hotel facilities are perfect and the service is first-class. The only regret is that the price I booked in advance was higher than the price on the nearest date, the price difference was more than $100 per night

This hotel is located along the famous Paulista Avenue, a popular landmark. The rooms are clean, and it's super convenient for getting around, with plenty of shops and restaurants nearby. Even though it's on a busy and bustling street, the soundproofing in my room was pretty good; it was quiet at night and didn't disturb my sleep. Just a heads-up: most hotels in Brazil don't provide disposable amenities like slippers or toiletries, so it's best to bring your own. This hotel did provide a toothbrush and toothpaste, which is a nice touch, but no slippers. Just something to keep in mind.