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Sao Paulo Renaissance Sao Paulo Hotel

Renaissance Sao Paulo Hotel

Alameda Santos 2233, Sao Paulo, Brazil | (618) 248-8274

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Overview

Pros
  • Upscale high-rise hotel one block from bustling Paulista Avenue

  • Chic, renovated rooms with spacious marble bathrooms and gorgeous city views

  • In-room amenities include minibars (fee), flat-screen TVs, and coffee facilities

  • Club Level Rooms get access to a lounge with drinks and snacks

  • Three restaurants, including an airy main restaurant and a lobby-level sushi and cocktail bar, plus 24-hour room service

  • Nice outdoor pool area with a few lounge chairs

  • Huge, well-equipped fitness center open 24 hours

  • Updated spa with 10 treatment rooms, a whirlpool, and full menu of services

  • More than 20,000 feet of event space including a 200-seat theater

  • Free weekly walking tours of Paulista Avenue

  • Nightly reception in lobby with free drink

  • Valet parking (for a fee)

  • Free Wi-Fi throughout for Marriott members (free program)

Cons
  • Some street noise from the busy road

  • Wi-Fi only free for Marriott rewards members -- free to sign up

  • Pool is on the small side

Bottom Line

The enormous and upscale Renaissance Sao Paulo has a lot going on: it’s a popular wedding venue, a massive convention and special-events center, and a high-rise hotel with three restaurants, outdoor pool, modern spa, huge fitness center, and even a 200-seat theater. All this, and the hotel offers fast access to Paulista Avenue. With so much going on, you’d think the rooms themselves may be an afterthought, but that’s certainly not the case. The hotel’s 444 rooms and suites are yet another highlight, each with spacious marble bathrooms, flat-screen LCD TVs, and city views. This business-traveler focused mega-hotel is much like the city of Sao Paulo itself: bustling, chic, and worldly. The major downsides are a small pool and some street noise from the road. For a smaller and cheaper alternative near Paulista Avenue, check rates at the Landmark Residence Hotel.