Renaissance São Paulo Hotel
About Renaissance São Paulo Hotel
Boasting stunning architecture and elegant décor, the 5-star Renaissance São Paulo Hotel is ideally located in the Jardins neighborhood, close to Paulista Avenue, Oscar Freire Street and a short walk from the São Paulo Museum of Art - MASP and Conjunto Nacional. The tastefully decorated rooms feature comfortable beds, flat-screen cable TV, a work desk, telephone and mini-bar. The spacious private bathroom includes a bathtub, complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer. Some rooms also offer city views and feature a seating area. The hotel features an outdoor pool, a fully equipped gym and a sauna. The Spa at Renaissance is located in the ZenZone, a floor dedicated to wellness, and offers a variety of relaxing experiences, such as reflexology, Reiki and shiatsu, as well as natural therapies including massages and beauty treatments. Guests can enjoy delicious Brazilian cuisine at Terraço Jardins Restaurant, with a menu that incorporates fresh ingredients from small local producers, recapturing the culture and true flavor of the food. Or enjoy Japanese cuisine and drinks at Living Lounge Bar & Sushi. Enjoy weekend performances at Renaissance Theater. And, for business needs, the hotel features 19 meeting venues, for all kinds of events. In addition, guests are within walking distance of several nearby elegant shops and renowned restaurants. Ibirapuera Park is located 1.2 mi from the Renaissance São Paulo, while Congonhas Airport is 6.2 mi away. Guarulhos International Airport is located 19 mi from the hotel. Couples particularly like the location — they rated it 9.6 for a trip for two.
Amenities
- On-site parking
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting space
- Fitness center
- On-site dining
- Valet parking
- Bar / lounge
- Café / coffee shop
- Breakfast available
- Business center
- Express check-in / check-out
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Full kitchen / kitchenette
- Pool
- Spa / sauna
- Pet friendly
- Family friendly
- Wheelchair accessible
- Public transit access
- Airport shuttle
Reviews
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Location you can walk to several art centers and museums from the hotel. Great spa and modern rooms
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Nothing
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Shower pressure is too low
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Staff Atmosphere
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The Manager of reception Mr Leony, was outstanding , amazing ! Perfect All during our staying was perfect
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Some rooms are small and over priced.
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Breakfast, the pool, the facilities, the bedding, the bathtub, the beautiful views The room service was not delicious and it was cold
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Location and attentive staff. Nothing
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The location in a good neighborhood was excellent. It was easy to get a taxi or uber from hotel. The staff from front door to front desk to room service was excellent. ESPECIALLY BELLA at the front disk on my check in. Excellent English, very helpful, kind. Bella needs a raise.
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There is nothing for kids. The swimming pool is not heated , it was very windy.
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Beautiful property, helpful staff, and a delicious breakfast! The spa and other onsite amenities were also incredible. I used their transportation services several times and it was a smooth, safe, and comfortable experience, which was important to me as a woman traveling alone. There was a power outage one night that was a bit concerning — a short event overall, though. The hotel was also very expensive, but I can see why considering the location, design, and amenities.
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Nothing ,everything is more then great
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Perfectly located, friendly staff, very clean and comfortable. Good value for money
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Beautiful hotel, excellent facilities especially gym and breakfast. Extremely helpful staff No complaints
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Firstly, if I’m paying over $500USD/night do NOT force me to sign up to Bonvoy and give you my personal information just to have access to the internet. Wifi is a right, not a privilege. Stop pretending you’re doing me a favor by letting me use it. Second, charging for water in the room? Seriously? Even at lower rated hotels it’s complimentary. What’s next ? Will you start charging for soap? It’s Greedy and it alienates your guests. Finally, thin walls means I could hear every crying baby, running tap and hallway conversation. I would rather sleep in the street than pay to stay in a Marriott ever again. The next time your so-called marketing team sit down and plan your business strategy how about starting from the guest’s perspective rather than scheming for ways to nickel and dime them and annoy them. You don’t deserve to call this hotel a five star hotel. I’ve had better experiences at 3 star. Firstly, if I’m paying over $500USD/night do NOT force me to sign up to Bonvoy and give you my personal information just to have access to the internet. Wifi is a right, not a privilege. Stop pretending you’re doing me a favor by letting me use it. Second, charging for water in the room? Seriously? Even at lower rated hotels it’s complimentary. What’s next ? Will you start charging for soap? It’s Greedy and it alienates your guests. Finally, thin walls means I could hear every crying baby, running tap and hallway conversation. I would rather sleep in the street than pay to stay in a Marriott ever again. The next time your so-called marketing team sit down and plan your business strategy how about starting from the guest’s perspective rather than scheming for ways to nickel and dime them and annoy them. You don’t deserve to call this hotel a five star hotel. I’ve had better experiences at 3 star.
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The internet had issues but was fixed later
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Beautiful property
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The size, the space, the decoration, the cleanness, the people! The bathroom. Horrible. After every shower, the bathroom was flooded.
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Very good position! The furniture in the rooms is a bit old
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Great hotel, a bit dated but perfectly maintained.
