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São Paulo accommodations

São Paulo accommodations welcome you to a destination also known as “Sampa” (locally).

São Paulo known for: shopping malls, produce markets, skyline, historical / modernist architecture, museums, theaters, parques (urban parks), praça (squares), largo (plazas), jardim (gardens), street art (sanctioned murals),  pichação (illicit street art), steak, football

Brazil’s financial center, São Paulo is about 265 miles southwest of Rio de Janeiro. Earth’s sixth-most populous city, São Paulo is close to the Brazilian city of Santos on the Atlantic coast.

São Paulo points of interest: Ibirapuera Park (158-hectare Park), Mercado Municipal de São Paulo (historical building / market – rare fruit, vegatables, dairy produce, food court), Shopping Eldorado (shopping mall), Museum of Art of São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand (art museum), Allianz Parque (stadium), Shopping Center Norte (shopping mall), Galeria do Rock (shopping mall), Morumbi Shopping (shopping mall), Bourbon Shopping São Paulo (shopping mall), Shopping Ibirapuera (shopping mall), Expo Center Norte (convention center), Memorial da América Latina (cultural center), Mooca Plaza Shopping (shopping mall), Northeastern Traditions Center (cultural center), Shopping West Plaza (shopping mall), Parque da Independência (city park – museums, topiary gardens, monuments, fountain), Padaria Bella Paulista (bakery), Aquário de São Paulo (aquarium), Parque da Água Branca (park – horseback riding arena, geology museum, country estate replicas), Cepam (bakery), JK Iguatemi (shopping mall), Shopping Pátio Higienópolis (shopping mall), Restaurante Coco Bambu Anhembi (seafood restaurant), Cultural Walkway (formerly Sambadrome – São Paulo Carnival Venue), Pinacoteca de São Paulo (museum), Shopping Light (shopping mall), Mercado Municipal da Lapa (traditional covered food market), Iguatemi Shopping (shopping mall), Museu Catavento (science museum), Theatro Municipal de São Paulo (performing arts theater), SESC 24 de Maio (cultural center), Esfiha Imigrantes (Sfiha restaurant), Bar e Lanches Estadão (restaurant), Beco do Batman (compact area – cobbled alleyways, colorful wall graffiti), Teatro Renault (Philharmonic hall), Museu do Ipiranga (museum), Fogo de Chão Moema (barbecue restaurant), Galeria Pagé Brás (shopping mall), Sé Metropolitan Cathedral (Catholic cathedral – gothic architecture, Renaissance-style dome),  Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil São Paulo (cultural center), Famiglia Mancini Trattoria (Italian restaurant), Shopping Vautier Premium (shopping mall), Praça Charles Miller (plaza), Fogo de Chão Vila Olímpia (barbecue restaurant), Sala São Paulo (concert hall), Parque do Povo (riverside city park – cycling, open lawns, play areas), Transamerica Expo Center (convention center), Farol Santander (museum / skyscraper – observation deck, city views), Óticas Gassi (optician), Fogo de Chão Jardins (barbecue restaurant), Museu da Imagem e do Som (MIS – museum), Praça Pôr do Sol (green space – open lawn, picnics, city / sunset views), Shopping Cidade Jardim (shopping mall), Taverna Medieval (hamburger restaurant), Livraria Martins Fontes (book store), Museu do Futebol (sports museum), Nestor Pizzaria Gastronômica (pizza restaurant), Estância Caipira (Brazilian restaurant), Instituto Moreira Salles – IMS Paulista (cultural center), Jardim Pamplona Shopping (shopping mall), Casa das Rosas (historic mansion / museum / café – seafood, finger foods), Instituto Itaú Cultural (cultural center), Osnir Hamburger (hamburger restaurant), Mercado Municipal de Pinheiros (market), SESC Vila Mariana (cultural center), Teatro Santander (performing arts theater), Casa Santa Luzia (supermarket), Joakins Hamburguer (hamburger restaurant), Museu da Imigração do Estado de São Paulo (museum), Terraço Itália (Italian restaurant), Instituto Tomie Ohtake (art center), Templo – Bar de Fé (cocktail bar), Museum of Zoology of the University of São Paulo, Big Kahuna Burger (hamburger restaurant), Museu Afro Brasil (museum), A Figueira Rubaiyat (meat dish restaurant), Panificadora Ceci (bakery), Z Deli Sandwich Shop, PRO MAGNO Centro de Eventos (convention center), Porto Seguro Theater (performing arts theater), Audio (music venue – dance floor, bar), Teatro Sérgio Cardoso (performing arts theater), Parque Buenos Aires (park / former city square – playground, outdoor gym), Padaria Merci (bakery), Sampa Sky (observation deck), Sacolão Lapa (fruit and vegetable store), Peace Square – Rita Lee (park – events, games, open spaces), Oca (museum), Ginásio Estadual Geraldo José de Almeida (sports complex), Oba Hortifruti Farm (fruit and vegetables store), Padaria Laika (bakeries), Teatro das Artes (performing arts theater), Monumento às Bandeiras (interactive statue honoring Brazil’s 17th-century settlers), Dengo Chocolates (chocolate shop), Theatro São Pedro (performing arts theater), Impulso Park (amusement park), Carioca Club (music venue), Museu da Imaginação (children’s museum), Casa Natura Musical (event venue), Mansão Arya (wedding buffet), Marte Hall São Paulo (comedy club), Bona Casa de Música (live music venue)

Bordering / surrounding São Paulo attractions: Zoológico de São Paulo (zoo), Neo Química Arena (stadium), Magic City (water park), Quinta do Olivardo (Portuguese restaurant), Don Patto Village (gastronomy complex), Espaço Verde Chico Mendes (park – soccer, basketball, handball, ping-pong, food kiosks), Urbano Caldeira Stadium (stadium), Parque Ecológico do Tietê (ecological park – museum, native plants & animals, recreational activities), Parque Estadual Cantareira – Núcleo Pedra Grande (nature preserve – walking / biking trails, fishing, waterfall), Fo Guang Shan Temple Zu Lai (Buddhist temple), Animália Park (zoo), Parque Caminhos do Mar (state park – Atlantic rainforest, hiking trails, secluded waterfalls, mountain lookouts), Dream Car São Roque (museum)

Southward beaches (near the cities of Santos, Guaruja and Praia Grande): Praia da Enseada (large urban beach, palm trees, promenade, restaurants, kiosks, cycle lane), Praia Branca (long / narrow sand, tree-lined, eateries), Eden’s Beach (intimate sandy beach, picturesque cove, cliffs, jungle vegetation), Praia de Iporanga, Praia do Tombo (white sand beach, waves, mountain views, food / cocktail kiosks), Praia do Caiçara (long sandy beach, palm trees, food kiosks)

São Paulo main airport: São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport

Rideshare service: Uber

Subway system: São Paulo Metro

São Paulo  top events: São Paulo Carnival, São Paulo International Film Festival, Playground Music Festival, DGTL São Paulo, Brazilian Grand Prix

More fun things: City Tour, Pub Crawl

Naturally, football is popular in Sao Paulo, with Palmeiras, Corinthians, São Paulo FC and Santos representing the city’s / area’s main professional football clubs. When traveling to Sampa, language should be taken into consideration. As only about 5% of Brazilians, including those in Sao Paulo, speak English, it’s important to learn at least some Portuguese beforehand. Olá (hello), adeus (goodbye), obrigado (thank you), não obrigado (no thank you), você fala inglês? (do you speak English?) and linda (beautiful) are some good words to start with. Sao Paulo weather can be sporadic due to the urban heat island effect mixed with a subtropical climate. While tourist areas generally are safe, particular areas to avoid include Jardim Ângela (southwest), Jardim São Luís (southwest), Capão Redondo (southwest), Campo Limpo (southwest), Paraisópolis (southwest), Itaquera (east), Vila Clementino (southcentral) and Cracolândia (“Crackland” – downtown near Luz Station). Generally, visitors should avoid the city’s outskirts, and remain vigilant in city-center, while attempting to blend in amidst public  places (i.e. not act foolishly or speak loudly in a foreign language). On the flipside, an area not to miss is the Jardins District, with its fine restaurants, bars, clubs, stucco villas and modern glass mansions. Great for younger travelers especially, São Paulo’s hostels are some of the best out there. São Paulo’s currency is the Brazilian real, cars travel on the right-hand side and the drinking age is 18 years old. Keep in mind, when driving, that motorcyclists are known to be aggressive. São Paulo accommodations are some of South America’s best. Before we get to São Paulo accommodations, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.

First known as Piratininga, the São Paulo area was inhabited by the Tupi people, one of Brazil’s largest pre-colonization indigenous groups, near the Tietê River. When Europeans arrived, the region was divided into Caciquedoms, or chiefdoms. Chief Tibiriçá, a converted Christian baptized as Martim Afonso, supported Portugal and other European colonists. São Paulo’s first village (Portuguese) was known as São Paulo dos Campos de Piratininga. On January 25, 1554, the Jesuit church and school Colégio de São Paulo de Piratininga was founded. Twelve priests included Manuel da Nóbrega (Portuguese) and José de Anchieta (Spanish), who proved instrumental in building a hilltop mission between the Anhangabaú and Tamanduateí rivers. Rammed earth made of natural raw materials, the mission’s first small structure was built by Native Indian workers, whom the priests wanted to evangelize, in traditional style. São Paulo struggled early-on largely due to Indian raids along the Caminho do Piraquê (Piraquê Path – Piaçaguera – present-day Cubatão). Second Marquis de Cascais and donee Luís Álvares de Castro moved the Captaincy of São Vicente capital to São Paulo on March 22, 1681. On April 23, 1683, the new capital was officially established, followed promptly by pubic celebrations. São Paulo was one of the 17th-century Portuguese Empire’s poorest regions. Paulistas could not afford to buy African slaves, as was customary with other Portuguese colonists. However, following the 1690s discovery of gold at Minas Gerais, The Captaincy of São Paulo and Minas de Ouro was created. On November 3, 1709, the Portuguese crown purchased from former grantees the Captaincies of São Paulo and Santo Amaro. São Paulo countryside, located securely above the steep Serra do Mar mountain range and not far from the coastal town of Santos, became a center for the bandeirantes, who in 1640 expelled the Jesuits due to their opposition to the domestic Indian slave trade. The town of São Paulo was elevated to city status on July 11, 1711. More gold was found at present-day Cuiabá and Goiânia during the 1720s. Not long thereafter, the gold ran out, and São Paulo shifted to growing sugar cane, which was exported through the Port of Santos via the Calçada do Lorena highway. In 1822, Brazil became independent from Portugal. Emperor Pedro I “The Liberator” founded the Empire of Brazil and became its ruler from 1822 to 1831, naming São Paulo as an Imperial City. Thereafter, significant São Paulo growth is attributed to coffee production and exportation. The Estrada de Ferro Santos-Jundiaí (Santos-Jundiaí Railroad – “The Lady”) connected São Paulo to the Port of Santos beginning in 1869. Isabel, Princess Imperial of Brazil in 1888 sanctioned the “Golden Law”, which abolished slavery and naturally promoted immigration, particularly from Italian, Japanese and Portuguese peasants. On November 15, 1889, Brazil became a republic. São Paulo rose in political prominence alongside Minas Gerais, and the two became known as “coffee and milk”, as Minas Gerais was known for its dairy production. São Paulo’s present-day Luz Station was built at the end of the 19th century, followed by Paulista Avenue and its mansions in 1900. Brazil’s Old Republic lasted from 1889 to 1930, a time period marked by fog, modernist fashion / art and political upheavals (São Paulo Revolt). The state of São Paulo’s 1932 Constitutionalist Revolution between Constitutionalists (São Paulo) and the Federal government / Loyalists (Rio de Janeiro included) resulted in a Government / loyalist victory, and the Brazilian Constitution of 1934. Brazil’s largest university today, the University of São Paulo was founded in 1934. A crisis in coffee farming during the Second World War actually benefitted São Paulo’s deep-rooted coffee exportation industry. The Via Anchieta, São Paulo’s first paved highway, like The Lady railway almost a century prior, connected the city to the coast beginning in 1947. Ibirapuera Park was inaugurated in 1954 during “Fourth Centenary” celebrations, at which time the Tietê River’s source in Salesópolis was discovered, and most Paulista Avenue mansions were replaced by financial center high-rises. On September 14, 1974, the São Paulo Metro began operating. Ironically and technically, Edson Arantes do Nascimento, also known as Pelé, scored his final professional club goal in a friendly match for the New York Cosmos against Santos FC on October 1, 1977 (played 1 half for Santos, 1 half for Cosmos). Samba Pagode music became popular in São Paulo during the early 1980s.

Today, São Paulo is home to around 12 million “Paulistanos”. Sampa is the largest, most Portuguese-speaking city south of the Tropic of Capricorn. Named after Paul the Apostle, São Paulo  and its inhabitants are largely of the Christian faith (numerous cathedrals, historical churches, chapels – population 58.2% Catholic, 22,1% Protestant). The city’s expansive skyline is made up of around 10,000 buildings at 115-feet or higher (152 over 339 feet, 18 over 490 feet). At present, the mixed-use skyscraper Platina 220 is the city’s tallest building (564 feet), though the Alto das Nações tower (718 feet) is under construction. Latin America’s largest stock exchange, B3 is headquartered in São Paulo, where Germany and Sweden in particular have a large business / commercial presence. Along with finance, commodity exports and retail, tourism is a big economic contributor. Over 11 million people per year visit São Paulo, a city ranked highest in Brazil in terms of cost-of-living. São Paulo’s subtropical climate, though sporadic at times, accounts for fairly consistent high temperatures throughout the year. Summer (February) highs average around 84 °F, while winters stay around 72 °F. Wet season occurs between December and March. Additional points of interest include Praça da Sé (central square), Edifício Copan (skyscraper), Paulista Avenue (financial hub), Octávio Frias de Oliveira Bridge (“Ponte Estaiada”, – iconic cable-stayed bridge) and Marginal Pinheiros (riverside expressway). Local foods include virado à Paulista (traditional dish – pork chops, rice, beans, collard greens, fried eggs, fried bananas), coxinha (street food – fried dough chicken), akara (cowpea fritter), pao de queijo (cheese bread), esfiha (flatbread), acai and steak. Popular is the Caipirinha drink (fruity liquor distilled from sugarcane juice), while craft beer is also well-regarded. With some background information on the area, we’re ready for São Paulo accommodations that will help make for a memorable experience.

 

 

 

Rosewood Sao Paulo

Rua Itapeva, 435, Bela Vista

Paulista Avenue | Shopping Cidade São Paulo | São Paulo Museum of Art | Frei Caneca Shopping and Convention Center

Hotel amenities: multiple restaurants & bars, full breakfast (surcharge), 2 outdoor pools, outdoor furniture, garden, spa, steam room, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, laundry facilities, meeting rooms, conference space, parking

Nearby: Lavva – Fogo e Carne (steakhouse), Casa Bradesco (exhibition & trade center), Capela Santa Luzia (Catholic church)

Within feet:

• • • Paulista Avenue (main thoroughfare)
    • Shopping Cidade São Paulo (shopping center)
    • São Paulo Museum of Art
    • Frei Caneca Shopping and Convention Center

Within 1 mile:

• • • Oscar Freire Street

Rosewood Sao Paulo is 36 minutes from São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Suite): $4,786

Cost per person (six people): $797

 

 

 

Palácio Tangará

Rua Deputado Laércio Corte, 1501

Tokio Marine Hall | Burle Marx Park

Hotel amenities: restaurant with chef’s table, bar, lounge bar, wine cellar, indoor & outdoor swimming pools, park views, furnished terraces, balconies, private garden, spa, fitness center, 9 function rooms, 530-guest ballroom overlooking the park, kid’s club

Nearby: Tangará Jean-Georges (fine dining restaurant), Baby Beef Cucina & Steak (restaurant), Restaurante Friends Morumbi (buffet restaurant), Impakto (party store), Burle Marx Park

Within feet:

• • • Tokio Marine Hall
    • Burle Marx Park
    • AHK – German-Brazil Chamber of Commerce
    • Club Transatlântico

Within 1.1 miles:

• • • Credicard Hall

Within 1.3 miles:

• • • EZ Towers

Within 4.3 miles:

• • • Interlagos Shopping Mall

Within 6.2 miles:

• • • Fontes do Ipiranga State Park

Within 8.5 miles:

• • • Sala São Paulo
    • São Paulo Municipal Market

Palácio Tangará is 4 miles from Sao Paulo/Congonhas Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Prestige Suite): $1,060

 

 

 

Hotel Unique

Av. Brigadeiro Luis Antonio, 4700

Ibirapuera Park

Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, rooftop pool, city / park views, hot tubs, modern furniture, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, LCD TVs, JBL speakers, Nespresso® coffee machines, mini-bars, Acqua di Parma amenities

Nearby: Petí Panamericana Groenlândia (buffet restaurant), Antonella Maison (restaurant), Skye (gastropub), Candy Brown (dress store), Bel Galeria de Arte (art gallery), Studio PadeD (fashion accessories store)

Within feet:

• • • Ibirapuera Park
    • Sancta Maggiore Hospital Itaim Bibi
    • Monumento as Bandeiras
    • Ibirapuera Gymnasium
    • Juca Chaves Theatre

Within 2.8 miles:

• • • Edifício Copan

Within 3 miles:

• • • São Paulo Metropolitan Cathedral

Within 3.5 miles:

• • • SubAstor

Hotel Unique is 3.3 miles from Sao Paulo/Congonhas Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Suite Rodeo Drive): $886

 

 

 

 

 

Hotel Emiliano

 

 

 

 

Hotel Cadoro São Paulo

Rua Augusta 129

Parque Augusta

Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, outdoor swimming pool, fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, mini-bars, desks, hairdryers, concierge service, valet parking

Nearby restaurants / pubs: Restaurante O Ca’d’Oro (Italian restaurant), Cantina Luna Di Capri (Italian restaurant), Planeta’s Restaurante (Italian restaurant), Tendall Grill (barbecue restaurant), Madri Lancheria e Restaurante (restaurant), Cana Brava (restaurant), Benedita’s Bar & Restaurante (gastropub)

Nearby misc.: Sacolão Avanhandava (supermarket), Flower Market (florist), AFFINE ESTÉTICA e BELEZA (health and beauty shop), São Paulo Jewish Museum (museum), Maori Tattoo Studio (tattoo shop), Petz (pet store)

Within feet:

• • • Parque Augusta
    • Praça Álvaro de Carvalho Aranha
    • Praça Contos Fluminenses
    • Copan Building
    • Edifício Italia

Within 1 miles

• • • Art Museum of San Paulo (MASP)
    • Altino Arantes Building

Within 1.4 miles:

• • • Museu Catavento
    • Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo

Within 2.7 miles:

• • • São Paulo Modern Art Museum

Within 10 miles:

• • • Getulio Vargas Square

Hotel Cadoro São Paulo is 5 miles from Sao Paulo/Congonhas Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $140

 

 

 

 

Grand Hyatt São Paulo

Avenida das Nações Unidas

Octávio Frias de Oliveira Bridge

Hotel amenities: 2 restaurants, 20th-floor club lounge, complimentary breakfast / cocktail, 2 swimming pools, panoramic city / Estaiada Bridge views, spa, sauna, fitness center, modern rooms, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, mini-bars, desks

Nearby restaurants: Pecorino Cucina (Mediterranean restaurant), It’s Fit (restaurant), Restaurante Praça Z (buffet restaurant), Recanto Gaúcho (buffet restaurant), Unyc (health food restaurant)

Nearby misc.: Carrefour Express Torre Z (supermarket), Amanary Spa (massage spa), Restaurante L’eau (event venue), TV Globo (television station), Teatro VIVO (performing arts theater)

Within feet:

• • • Octávio Frias de Oliveira Bridge
    • Largo Los Andes
    • Praça Arlindo Rossi
    • Jardim Dente

Within 1.4 miles:

• • • Bandeirantes Palace -San Paulo State Governament

Within 3.4 miles:

• • • São Paulo Modern Art Museum

Within 4.7 miles:

• • • Art Museum of San Paulo (MASP)
    • Japan House

Within 7 miles:

• • • Latin America Memorial

Grand Hyatt São Paulo is 2.8 miles from Sao Paulo/Congonhas Airport.

 

 

 

JW Marriott Hotel Sao Paulo

Av Nacoes Unidas 14 401, Chacara Santo Antonio

Morumbi Shopping Mall | Shopping Market Place | Ponte Estaiada de São Paulo | U.S. Consulate General

Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, buffet breakfast (surcharge), outdoor pool, rooftop garden, garden, indoor pool, spa, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, luggage storage, laundry facilities, meeting rooms, conference space, parking

Nearby: Restaurante Neto (restaurant), Mania de Churrasco| Prime Steak & Burger (restaurant), Fran’s Café Shopping Parque da Cidade (coffee shop)

Within feet:

• • • Parque da Cidade Mall (shopping mall)
    • Morumbi Shopping Mall
    • Shopping Market Place (shopping mall)
    • Ponte Estaiada de São Paulo (cable-stayed bridge)
    • U.S. Consulate General

JW Marriott Hotel Sao Paulo is 65 minutes from São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Luxury Suite): $1,605

Cost per person (three people): $535

 

 

 

 

Hotel Fasano

Rua Vittorio Fasano, 88

Renaissance Theater Sao Paulo

Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, garden views, terrace, indoor pool, spa, wellness center, massage services, fitness center, parquet floors, high quality wood & leather furniture, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, DVD players, mini-bars, hairdryers, dry cleaning, concierge service, meeting facilities

Nearby restaurants / bars: Corrientes 348 (Argentinian restaurant), A Bela Sintra (Portuguese restaurant), Figueira Rubaiyat (Mediterranean restaurant), Restaurante Fasano (Italian restaurant), ICI Brasserie (French restaurant), Baretto (bar)

Nearby misc.: SIM Galeria (art gallery), Lilly Sarti (clothing store), Lenny Niemeyer (women’s clothing store)

Within feet:

• • • Renaissance Theater São Paulo
    • Oscar Freire Street
    • Parish of Our Lady of Brazil
    • Conjunto Nacional
    • Praca do Ciclista

Within 1.9 miles:

• • • Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion

Within 3.1 miles:

• • • Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo

Hotel Fasano is 4.5 miles from Sao Paulo/Congonhas Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Presidential Suite): $877

Cost per person (six people): $146

 

 

 

 

 

Hotel Unique Garden

Estrada Laramara, 3500, Corumba, Mairipora

Chácara Santana

Hotel amenities: 2 restaurants, bar, poolside bar, terrace, garden, tennis court, indoor pool, spa, sauna, steam room, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, luggage storage, laundry facilities, meeting rooms, conference space, free bike rentals, free parking

Nearby: Espaço e Café Colonial Beija Flor (restaurant), Restaurante Rei Dos Sabores (restaurant), Mercearia e Padaria Germix (bar), Apiário e Emporio Santo Antônio (gourmet grocery store), Supermercados Ipanema (supermarket), Adega Sun Valley (liquor store)

Within feet:

• • • Chácara Santana (restaurant)

Within 7 miles:

• • • Seven Falls Dam
    • Olho D’Agua Hill

Within 14.2 miles:

• • • Cantareira State Park

Hotel Unique Garden is 49 minutes from São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Chalé Cristal): $3,513

Cost per person (four people): $878

 

 

 

 

 

Hostel B2B SP

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lamparina Hostel

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vila Pitanga Hosting

Rua Antonio Nakayama 58

Praça Cidade da Paz

Apartment amenities: sun terrace, patio, garden, air conditioning, flat-screen TV, fully-equipped kitchen, washing machine, free private parking

Nearby restaurants: Casa Da Boa Comida (pizza restaurant), Hay Cozinha Armênia (Armenian restaurant)

Nearby misc.: Taman Spa (hot bedstone spa), Mercado Cayowaá (supermarket), Escultura Viva (florist), Casa Da Boa Comida (gourmet grocery store), Studio fisio JP Pilates (Pilates studio), iTattooClub (tattoo and piercing shop)

Within feet:

• • • Praça Cidade da Paz (square)
    • Praça Nossa Senhora do Carmo
    • Praça Homero Silva
    • Praça Borborema

Within 1.9 miles:

• • • Latin America Memorial

Within 2.8 miles:

• • • Copan Building

Within 3.5 miles:

• • • Altino Arantes Building
    • Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo

Within 11 miles:

• • • Getulio Vargas Square

Vila Pitanga Hosting is 6 miles from Sao Paulo/Congonhas Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $55

 

 

 

 

 

Chalé Ateliê Poder das Pedras

Rua Bonifácio de Abreu, 105

Parque do Chuvisco

B&B amenities: free buffet breakfast, outdoor pool, outdoor furniture, garden, charcoal grills, fireput, lobby fireplace, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, front desk (limited hours), concierge services, bellhop, luggage storage, laundry facilities

Nearby: Reiwa Eventos (authentic Japanese restaurant)

Within feet:

• • • Parque do Chuvisco (city  park)

Within 1 mile:

• • • Itau Enterprise Center

Within 2.6 miles:

• • • São Paulo Expo

Chalé Ateliê Poder das Pedras is 64 minutes from São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $43

 

 

 

 

 

So there they are, São Paulo accommodations that will help make for an excellent trip. We hope you have found this information valuable and most of all, that you enjoy your time in Brazil!