Excellent large room at reasonable price.
I particularly appreciated the hardwood flooring (as opposed to carpeting, that invariably tends to smell.)
Good breakfast which unfortunately was not included in the room price. Free wifi.

I spent five nights at Tryp Iguatemi, and found it an adequate, compact, and recently-built hotel. Many -- but not all -- staff members were helpful to English speakers. It is located in what seems to be a safe area close to the Av. Faria Lima business area. There are a handful of nearby eateries, but the restaurants at Amauri street are much further away than the "few meters" described on the hotel website.

The hotel has some aspects that take getting used to. The room layout was odd, and the shower setup was different from standards found in most 4 or 5-star hotels. Also, on my floor, apparently motion-sensors controlled the lighting in the hallway, but sometimes apparently did not work properly. As a result, sometimes at night, I would step out of my room to total darkness and had to walk down the hall to the elevator before the hallway lights would turn on.

The hotel has a rudimentary gym and small pool on the top floor.

Great base for my first business trip to Brazil (solo female traveller). Friendly staff, built up easy rapport with them even though their English skills sometimes limited and my Portuguese non-existent. Comfy room, great bed, lots of space and very quiet. Food in restaurant excellent though not always what I expected from the menu! Service there was excellent. Breakfast a bit odd: loads of sweet stuff likes cakes & no hot/cooked food available, just cold buffet. Felt safe & secure in the hotel. Only 5 minutes from office so perfect location. Downsides? Public areas limited, tiny bar at entrance to restaurant, so no where to lounge about really unless in restaurant. Bathroom a bit tired and no bath (BIG disappointment after 13 hour flight). No-one in sight when I ventured up to check out the 'spa' and roof top a bit pokey. Oh, and very picky comment, but the slowest lifts ever! Overall though I was very happy here for my 6 night stay And would happily stay here again.

I was there for a week, on a business travel at Av. Faria Lima. The neighbourhood is quite nice, seems safe also at nights, or in the evenings - a lot of people with ties on the street, and nice spots ot eat and have a beer in a walking distance. Rooms are a bit small though. And bedclothes could be renewed from time to time. Internet connection broke down from time to time, and prices for printing in the business centre were a bit high: 6€ for some 8 copies or so. Staff is really friendly and speaks several languages (english and italian at least). Nice roof deck. swimming pool on top and the ability to look over sao paulo when you do fitness - thats great. and it is a nice spot to relax a bit from the hectic in the streets. (don't know thoug how crowded it is in summer, i was there in winter)