I chose this Hotel on the recommendations in Trip. The Hotel is in a residential district within walking sidtance from Paulista, Moden Art and the intersting area of Oscar Freire.
The room was large, had a great desk area, not the usual ridiculous facing the wall dest, but one that you would actually have in an office. Small but great shower, no water on the floor. The bed was very very comfortable and linen excellent.
Breakfast is good and is in the dinining area downstairs, a little dark, but very nicely decorated. Easy to get in out to meetings and the wifi, not free, was well priced, 15 reais a day. This hotel is not incorporate, it is just good!

Our stay started off on a bad note dealing with the hotel manager. One of the reasons we chose this hotel was that it had advertised free wi-fi in the rooms. When we called the front desk to ask how to set up we were told that the "free" wi-fi is too slow to use for the internet and can only be used for text based emails but there is a faster available for 15 R$ a day. Not crazy expensive, but it is still a bit of a con. The free service is unusable, so you are forced to pay for the faster service. When I called to complain about this, i was hung up on 3 times until finally I spoke to the manager. She told me that they were only obligated to provide a wi-fi connection and that she didnt care whether it was useable or not that I should just pay and shut up. After a long discussion, the manager finally gave in and gave us the fast service for free for the duration of our visit. Add that to the fact that only twin beds are available in this hotel, and the gym was shut down for the duration of our stay, I wouldn't reccomend this hotel. I don't like the feeling of being ripped off, whether it is $15/day or not.

Everybody knows Brazil is rather expensive these days and Sao Paulo being the economical center of the country even more so. However, I found that the Slaviero Executive in the Jardins part of Sao Paulo offers good value for the money. Strategically located between Avda. Paulista and Av. Faria Lima it is within walking distance of many good restaurants. Rooms are clean and no-nonsense. Dont expect luxury but a comfortable pad after a day of hard work. Breakfast buffet is somewhat modest for Brazilian standards but still plenty to chose from. Rooms are very clean and at least on the upper floors quiet, which is not obvious in Sao Paulo.

very confortable, silent, big room, good service, nice view and safe place.