Sao Paulo Hotel Guide - Pérola Byington Hospital hotels in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

"No vehicle"

"Menu was good but not much options for vegetarians."

"N/a"

"For the price and the location the hotel was pretty nice and clean. "

"Wonderful! Fantastic hotel ! I’m leaving in hotels basically! That one was amazing "

"The property will be better with a full renovation "

"This hotel is old but works well. Many guests stay at this hotel, left was busy, breakfast was so crowded."

"Breakfast was fresh"

"If you are looking for standards akin to the U.S. this is not a 4*. I learned that maintenance is often lax here in general, and that was the case at this hotel. I’ll start by saying no cockroaches or spiders which is huge, but cleanliness was subpar. My room needed repainting. I used napkins and water to clean filthy light switches/railing, and the fridge smelled. The terrace was big and had nice furniture, but the door to it was half off its hinges requiring a hard slam to close, with the spiral staircase railing to it wobbly. The sauna is not operable, though I did see staff checking the pool chemicals. The elevators used to have room card activation, now not working, though front desk is manned. Power is expensive here so hall lights are motion activated, which means very dark hallway until you pass the activation sensor. Felt like they were trying hard to make breakfast nice. Kitchen room (microwave, larger fridge and sink) will get 2 plates, 2 glasses, 2 forks/spoons with no means of washing them nor no kettle available (I asked). Having said all that, the price was very reasonable - fair for what was offered. Just dial down expectations."