The problem is that this is the only hotel option in downtown, and they know it, and they use it. Let's start with the positives: Service staff is mostly friendly, and the lobby is modern. BUT ... the rooms! First they look like they haven't been re-decorated for decades! The furniture is broken in various places, the carpet is filthy,... More

I absolutley can't agree with user "DeaStaedt". There are two lifts in the hotel, which is ok for 83 rooms. The stair is in between the two lifts and easy to find (the door has a sticker). I have a big mirror in my room and a normal mirror in the bathroom. The bathroom has a normal size. They have... More

There has been a makeover of the hotel restaurant since I last visited nearly a year ago and there is now a Japanese restaurant at night - and the food is quite good - really enjoyed the sushi and sashimi. I love being on the first floor so I can walk the stairs - but remember to press the light... More

I have stayed at both the Ibis and the Anaca. There are not many choices in Sao Carlos. The Ibis has better rooms but the location is poor. The beds in the Anaca have a ridge down the middle and I never got one good's night sleep for the few days I was there. And the internet access at the... More

This is the only decent hotel in town. The service is very friendly. The "ninja" bartender always pleases. Ask him for which nights to each sushi (he knows when the fish is fresh or frozen). Breakfast is delicious and well made. The gym leaves a bit to be desired, but there is a curves near to the hotel.

I always stay at Anacã when I go to São Carlos and my father´s house is full with my brothers. Anacã is said to be the best hotel in town. So, they relax and don´t improve the facilities. My wife complains about the bed, too soft. Complains about the night lamps, too weak. Breakfast is good. The locations is good.... More