I stayed there for 2 nights on a short vacation in Sao Paolo. Very good location (2 minutes walking to Avenida Paulista - Consolacao subway station), modern and clean room and a great breakfast. I would definetely return.

I stayed here with my husband. This was an ok nothing wowed me. I had a few problems with the room, but they were fixed when I informed the front desk. The hotel manager did take the breakfast off of our bill after we told them about our problems during our stay.

Excellence in service is when your needs are anticipated and are fullfilled without a need to ask or argue. I recently stayed at the Tryp Paulista. This was not the hotel we had booked. We were fleeing our reserved hotel and Juliana at registration not only found us a room each but had it cleaned and ready before check in since she new we had not slept all night as a result of the hotel we orginally had reservations. The staff was very helpful and met our needs. When I was checking out. though I had booked a whole day. since my flight was at 11:30pm, the front desk manager at the time asked why I was checking out early and when I told him he adjusted the amount due by charging me for late check-out with out me asking or expecting any adjustement. It is an awesome location.

I stayed here with two colleagues during a recent business trip to Brazil. The hotel is in a good, quite location but it is way over priced. It seems that there was a large conference is this part of town and everywhere was full, so the hotel took advantage and jacked its prices up to US$250 per person per night. I have no problem paying those sorts of prices (or more) for a luxury weekend retreat but for a bog-standard business class hotel?! To add insult to injury, the hotel added a BRL 15.00 tip (BRL 5.00 per night) to each of our bills as a "tip" for the waiters at breakfast (everything is self service including the coffee), a BRL 6.60 (BRL 2.20 per night) "donation" to the Brazilian tourist authority and two other donations to UNICEF and WWF. We asked for everything other than the donations to UNICEF and WWF to be removed and I would suggest other travelers to do the same in order to discourage this unacceptable practice.

NB: I stayed here 19 - 22 October 2011.