Stayed here for two nights and thoroughly enjoyed it. Received a very warm welcome at reception and were given our keys to a fantastic room on the second top floor that had a balcony and breathtaking views across the city. We had a fantastic buffet dinner at the reception bar for only £4 per head and a great bartender that looked after us very well. Breakfast had a choice of hot food, cereals, dairies and even a Japanese selection.

We had a swim in the pool on the first floor the next morning that was a good start to the day. The side walls of the pool area are semi open which allows the fresh air in and there is a glass ceiling which gives the whole area a good open feeling. Next to the pool there is a well appointed gym.

The hotel is located one block, about three minutes walk, from Paulista Avenue and is only about seven minutes walk away from Museum of Art Sao Paulo (MASP). We found the underground transport system a very efficient and cheap way of moving around the city and there is an underground station very close to the MASP which was ideal for us to get to the bus terminus for the next stage of our vacation when it was time to leave the Blue Tree.

We had a great experience with the Blue Tree and would very happily reurn.

This hotel is a great one, with large rooms, professional staff, convenient location and largely renovated it seems. The only improvment would be a larger pool and sport area. The breakfast is done for all taste and can begin very early. I appreciate.

Located in the financial district of SP, the hotel is clean and nicely appointed. Staff is very helpful. Pool and the gym is very nice, though a bit small. Breakfast, which comes with your rate, is very good with cold and hot items. They even have Japanese breakfast. For the price, level of service and quality...a true bargain.

The Blue Tree Towers Paulista is a great value and a really nice, modern property...well located, and with good service. The breakfast buffet is free and very nice, and the price is right. I usually call up Blue Tree and get a rate of R$178/night (about US$75) or sometimes less if it's a weekend.

Hi-speed internet is now available although it's R$25/day which is a bit expensive. This may come down.

The rooms are simple but modern, with nice marble bathrooms. This same type of hotel has been built about 25 times all over Sao Paulo, as if there was a cookie cutter set of blueprints.

Anyway, I can't imagine why anyone would shell out major bucks for a U.S. hotel chain when the Blue Tree chain in Brazil gives you all the same quality and service for a fraction of the price. In fact, it's hard to believe Blue Tree could be making any money since these places are such a good deal.