Beyond its great location, everything else was pretty mediocre.
Pros: It's close to the bustling Paulista Avenue, offering a quiet retreat in a busy area. MASP, McDonald's 1000, and several large shopping malls are all within a ten-minute walk. The triple room was spacious enough to easily fit three 28-inch suitcases. There are plenty of restaurants and coffee shops nearby, though they tend to be pricey.
Cons: The hotel seems to be a converted residential building, and the facilities are quite old.
– The elevator is an old-fashioned manual door type, and it gets full with just a few people and luggage.
– Not a single drain in the entire room worked properly; they were all clogged. The sink drained at a trickle, and when showering, the dirty water would pool around my feet. I can only imagine previous guests' hair floating up from the drain with the blockage.
– The air conditioner was an old-looking split unit, positioned right above the head of the bed. Turning on the cold air would mean a direct blast to the head, which isn't ideal.
– During my two-night stay, the room was cleaned on the second day, but no fresh towels were provided.
– The front desk staff's attitude was so-so. The young man at check-in was very perfunctory, and I didn't feel particularly welcome. However, the gentleman at check-out was quite friendly and allowed me to store my luggage.
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