Best hotels in Sao Paulo

Designed by Isay Weinfeld and Márcio Kogan, Fasano São Paulo Jardins embodies the century-old dream of the Fasano family, who arrived from Milan in 1902 and built Brazil's most respected culinary empire. In fact, the hotel occupies the historic site of Gero Fasano’s flagship restaurant, its English-brick facade and 1930s flair setting a timeless tone. Inside, the 60 rooms feature intricate Venetian mirrors, Persian rugs, linen curtains, and stunning Murano glass vases, while downstairs, two acclaimed restaurants, Fasano and Nonno Ruggero, channel Italian culinary excellence - and it's all set in the leafy surroundings of the elegant Jardins neighbourhood of the city.

Five-star boutique hotel located just off the well-known Avenida Paulista and close to the best of the city’s restaurants, bars, museums and designer stores, giving you a central location without the bustle of the main avenue.

Pullman is a 5-star hotel in São Paulo, great for touring the city. Solomon's Temple and Anhembi Park are both a 20-minute drive from the hotel. Tatuapé Shopping Mall is a 21-minute drive from the hotel. For football fans, Arena Corinthians is a 33-minute drive from the hotel. Municipal Zoo is a 31-minute drive from the hotel. For professional events, Pullman is a 23-minute drive from Expo Center Norte.

The Hotel Ca'd'Oro has been completely rebuilt, re-emerging as a true icon of São Paulo's hotel industry, known for its tradition in the art of hospitality and its unique gastronomy. Its radiant and imposing atmosphere reflects attention to every detail, ensuring visitors a truly rewarding stay.

Situated in a prime location, the hotel is strategically positioned just steps from the vibrant Avenida Paulista and close to São Paulo's main roads and access corridors.

The Radisson Paulista is one of the top accommodation options in São Paulo for those seeking comfort and a strategic location. Recognized for its high-quality services and facilities, this hotel offers convenience in the city.

Itaim Bibi pulses with a particular kind of energy – all late-night restaurants, designer boutiques, and a dining scene that takes itself just seriously enough. This is where São Paulo comes to eat exceptionally well, and it's fitting that a family who've been feeding the city since 1902 should plant their flag here. Vittorio Fasano arrived from Milan at the turn of the last century, and five generations later, the name still carries considerable weight. Architect Marcio Kogan of Studio MK27 has created something unmistakably Brazilian modernist – clean lines, natural materials, and that enviable ability to feel simultaneously polished and utterly relaxed. The 20-storey tower on Rua Pedroso Alvarenga nods to Italian heritage whilst feeling resolutely contemporary, a building that seems entirely at home in a neighbourhood where tradition and innovation have always made easy bedfellows.