Cons: Very noise road road, windows are not soundproof, poor maintenance (broken and/or old furniture, toilette leaks water and needs a new flush valve, safe battery drained off I can't open it (called twice for someone to come and fix this safe during the past 50 minutes and nobody showed up yet), one of the three elevators is not working,... More

Be really careful before deciding staying in this hotel. They seems to be in a state of saving money everywhere. Because of this there are annoyances all over the place. Some thinks I dislike - Free Wi-fi, but you are ur of luck to get a average internet connection. The internet is TERRIBLE, don't count on it - Cleaning is... More

I stayed here only 3 days and as a regular traveler I think this hotel is just an average one, not bad but for sure it can have a few improvements. The room was big, clean and comfortable. I can say the breakfast was the best part of it. More

Hotel was perfect! The best about it is the location, near ibirapuera and so many good restaurants and bars around! Service and breakfast were pretty good too. I would definantely stay there again! More

Stayed here first in November 2010 and again for a second time in July 2011. Hotel situated in Iberapuera – approx 10 minutes by taxi to the main business areas (taxis are cheap and plentiful). Rooms are reasonably spacious – get one on a high floor for less noise (I was lucky both times). Breakfast OK – lack of toaster... More

After a very slow check in things got better. Room good size and clean. By no means luxurious but fine for business trip. I was travelling with a group and we stayed 6 days who all had different budgets so it was ideal. Breakfast OK. Good fruit and juices other stuff not very inspiring. Ate once in restaurant which was... More

Recently this hotel changed from Soneva to Park Inn brand. You can see that there was a great investment on the image... but Atlantica Hotels could have improved the bathrooms of the Rooms. I've stayed in many Park Inn's in Europe and the Ibirapuera hotel has much better rooms and service. The elevators seem to have some issues with the... More

For a hotel that expensive ($130) in one of the most residential areas of Sao Paulo; I was expecting a personnel better prepare to receive business tourists. Most of the people in the front desk doesn't speak English, and they give you an attitude when they don;t understand you. For wake up calls, is a disaster... I stayed one week... More

After travelling 1 month in Brazil we finished our roundtrip with 2 nights at this great hotel. We found a good deal trough their webside and had an amazing room - the executive luxury suite for the price of a premium room. The room was 60 square meter and hada a jacuzi - a writing desk huge TV/dvd set and... More