Family-friendly Hotels in Sao Paulo

A LOVELY PLACE you will.LOVE to STAY.. Pullman - Sao Paulo Vila Olympia - Brazil--place is good as well very descent the best hotel in the region...it was had a beautiful park.. a very well fined restaurant .excelkent location this upscake hotel Vila Olympia at Brazil is a very popular by travelkers. They were love to stay...located in one of the main business hubs in the city of Sao Paulo ..

Not a cheap choice for Sao Paulo, but the hotel is great. They had gotten some new room safes that did not work properly, but this is the only negative on my last stay there. The gym stands out. It is on par with most commercial gyms.

I came to São Paulo for a wedding of a friend. Some of my friend wanted to join me to my room to get prepared together, the hotel forced me to pay 130reals per guest.. that’s insane never saw that before.. the pool is bad, cold and always in a shadow, no towel services and no one to serve us a drink or food there, bit lame.. breakfast is not that great. Zero effort on sustainability or green initiatives.

The location is good in the old city center. There are several restaurants in front of the hotel, which is very convenient. It takes less than 10 minutes to get to Japan Street by taxi. The hotel security is very responsible. If you smoke outside, they will remind us at any time and pay attention to the safety of your mobile phone. It's very good... The hotel room is quite old, but it's generally acceptable. There is really nothing to eat for breakfast except bread...

Inicialmente eu ficaria 5 dias no hotel, porém acabei ficando 20 dias. Todos os funcionários me trataram de maneira excepcional e eu pude ver que todos ali estavam fazendo seu melhor. Do pessoal da recepção, ao restaurante e da limpeza, todos foram incríveis!!!! Sem contar que a localização é perfeita!!! **** I was supposed to stay at Staybridge for 5 nights but ended up staying for 20 nights. Every single staff member was incredible in the way the treated me and cared for me during my stay, I couldn't be happier with my choice. Thank you so much to all the exceptional people in this place. Not to mention that the location is superb!!!

Located in the bustling area of Paulista Avenue, the breakfast is very good, and there is also a simple Japanese breakfast. Pay attention to safety when you go out at night. Before entering the hotel, you need to pre-authorize 900 mines. Donations and some optional taxes are automatically included in the checkout, which can be removed after negotiation, which is a bit uncomfortable.

Nice central area , some good restaurants locally , and it’s easy to walk around the borough. We walked to the ibirapuera park in 10 mins, some top end garages nearby, Aston Martin, Audi. To the English market, Mr J Oliver has his name above a local eatery . Some Jasmine trees shedding their scents in the streets. We had a mini suite with 2 bathrooms a large king and a small double, A lobby area with one seat for 3 to share was the only negative . All the necessary hotel items including very nice toiletries. Good Wi-Fi. This whole area is on the flight path so from 7ish AM , it’s starting to get noisy, as planes do landing approach. We slept well. Also had great help from the reception staff , they kept our bags over for us. No charge .

The hotel was very good but when we went, it was retired and during the day the noise was unsupportable. The breakfast is legal and very well located.

I am from the US, this was my first business trip to São Paulo, and I am very glad I chose this hotel. The location is great, the views are great, and the staff was very friendly. The breakfast Buffett was AMAZING! So many options like fresh fruit, fresh juice, and many many other options including Brazilian food I will not try to spell. I have executive status with Marriott; the executive lounge happy hour is exceptional with the complimentary cocktails and at typically 4+ options for Brazilian appetizers. My room was so spacious, including a stocked refrigerator in case I run out of water or feel like a beer. The room was exceptionally clean/tidy each day, and the staff, specifically Denise, was so thoughtful in tidying up my room. I kept forgetting my power adapter when I left for the day so I wrote a reminder note on the desk “bring power adapter”, so I could remember it when I walked out of the door. When I came back I found a new adapter for me to use so I wouldn’t forget to bring my other one to the office each day. Totally unnecessary, but such a thoughtful gesture I truly appreciated!!! Denise truly was the difference between a good stay and a great stay!

First in english, luego en español. It is not a hotel, it is an event hall. We arrived and it looked like a children's playground. They had an event for children at the hotel. Crazy. They kept screaming and almost running over you constantly. On another day they had a wedding, loud music, we couldn't sleep. They forgot that they were a hotel. Almost all the staff were working on the wedding. We went to dinner, I think the guard was the one who took the order and I wouldn't be surprised if the cleaner was the cook. We never received one of the dishes. In the living room, the other people eating were hotel workers. It looked more like a country longhouse than a hotel. Shame. Another day they had products for sale inside the hotel, every time you went through the reception they offered you products as if you were in the municipal market. Disgusting. It is not a hotel, it is an event hall. Because they want to make more money organizing these events, they forget about their primary business. Hosting. It was the worst experience I had in my life with a hotel. Ahora en español No es un hotel, es un salón de eventos. Llegamos y parecía un parque de juegos infantil. Hicieron un evento para niños en un hotel. Una locura. No paraban de gritar y casi atropellarte constantemente. Otro día hicieron un casamiento, música a todo volumen, no se podía dormir. Se olvidaron que eran un hotel. Todo el personal estaba trabajando con el casamiento. Fuimos a cenar, creo que el guardia fue el que tomo el pedido y no me sorprendería que el limpiador haya sido el cocinero. No nos llego nunca uno de los platos. En el salón las otras personas que comían eran trabajadores del hotel. Parecía mas una casa comunal del campo que un hotel. Una vergüenza. Otro día pusieron venta de productos dentro del hotel, cada vez que pasabas por la recepción te ofrecían productos como si fuese que estabas en el mercado municipal. Un asco. No es un hotel, es un salón de eventos. Por querer ganar mas dinero organizando estos eventos, se olvidan de su negocio principal. El hospedaje. Fue la peor experiencia que tuve en mi vida con un hotel.