I really loved staying at this hotel. There is a very safe, locked garage in which to keep your…read morecar. It is close to the bus station and to incredible local restaurants. In short, very convenient! This was also one of the cleanest hotels I have stayed in. The room, halls and reception areas were spotless. There was even a desk at which I could work! In addition, the staff here was super super nice and very professional. If you're coming to São Bernardo- stay here!

My husband is from Brazil and we chose Blue Tree Premium Alphaville after doing some research…read moreonline before visiting. I was very impressed with the level of Service we received during our stay. There are always attendants by the front door day and night so you are very safe in this area. Every person is so friendly and willing to help. The Front Desk staff do speak a limited English and are so kind and helpful. The rooms were clean and provided us with a good night sleep. Also the breakfast provided in the morning leaves nothing to be desired! It had a very nice selection of options. I would Highly recommend a stay here if it is in the area you would like to stay in.

To start with I travel maybe 100 nights per year. The travel is mostly domestic in the USA but I do…read moresome international travel. Although the Blue Tree is not a Hilton the staff and amenities are good. This stay I think is about 9 nights. Additionally, I wanted to share this lovely note from my house keeper that really made my day. I know not too many Brazilians here know much English so I was so impressed! Ask for the premium room and enjoy São Paulo and Alphaville! Cheers

It is not the best Hotel in world and probably there are better places to stay, but prices are OK,…read morerooms small but fine. Breakfeast buffet is nothing special, but OK. Big advantage is the neighbour hood, with lots of choices to eat in all prices ranges, from small take aways to excellent steaks and grewat great sushi.

Location: 3 Comfort: 3…read moreCleanliness: 3 Restaurant Food: 5 Service: 5 Prices: 3 Grounds / Landscaping: 5+ Amenities: 5 Fitness area: 4 Room Décor: 3 I stayed here at Rancho Silvestre for 10 days. It is not easy to find, but is a few acres of peace and natural beauty in a secure place and probably the nicest hotel in the area. There is strong security as only customers or employees are allowed in the property. As you go through the gate the reception building is on the left. Coffee and tea as well as cool water are always available there. You can't help but immediately notice the breathtaking landscaping: gorgeous tall trees with ferns and bromeliads along the branches, flowering shrubs, beautiful orchids affixed to tree trunks, etc. Everything is meticulously maintained. This is their best feature. This is not a traditional hotel but an all-inclusive, rather rustic retreat center. They feature a number of cabins as well as a couple of multi-level hotel style buildings with private rooms. Each room has a mini bar and a variety of snacks available at an extra charge. The flat screen TV is medium sized, and channel selection is limited. WiFi is free but slow. I have a US T-Mobile phone and had an adequate signal. The beds are not super comfortable but are adequate. This is not the Hyatt Regency. Keep in mind this is "rustic". (Even the tap water looks like it has rust or something in it that makes it cloudy and discolored; definitely do NOT drink it.) Remember the beautiful view out your window and balcony! There is AC if you need it. No outside food or drinks are allowed on the property. The on site restaurant has an expansive buffet for every meal. During rainy season I recommend taking an umbrella as depending on where your room is located it could be quite a walk to the restaurant. The buffet has great salads, hot dishes, meats and desserts. Definitely better than most American buffets. The servers are very attentive. There is even a patio area in front of the restaurant with a coffee bar where you can get cappuccino or espresso. The facilities seem endless and go on to feature a number of indoor conference / meeting rooms for business or church retreats. Some are quite large. There is one huge covered area for very large banquets or parties. The restaurant does catering for these events with a small army of workers. While I was there several large companies held retreats for their employees with training and team building activities. There is a large sports field, a beautiful and large indoor and an outdoor swimming pool, a huge fitness/workout building which is well supplied with all sorts of equipment. Each night you can go bowling at their private bowling alley or play pool, ping pong, or other indoor games. Most of my time there it was very peaceful. However there were a couple of nights large groups and private parties came in and had loud music, dancing, drinking, etc. They were pretty good about ending the parties at a reasonable hour but you could still hear revelers talking, laughing and wandering around till the wee hours. I used a portable speaker connected to my phone which has a WhiteNoise app to help get to sleep those nights. Should you get restless, it's easy to get an Uber to take you into town to go shopping at the artisan bazaar where there are blocks and blocks of shops and booths selling all kind of local art, handcrafts, and souvenirs. Embu das Artes is very touristy. I'm surprised there are not more hotel options. Most of the shoppers come from nearby São Paulo, but you will find many foreign tourists from all over. Because there is a shortage of good hotels, prices run high. Expect to pay around $200 per night, but keep in mind it includes all your meals and multitudinous on-site activities. Until a better option is available, I would stay there again. I have stayed at two other places: a similar rustic hotel with chalets and a bed and breakfast. Hotel Rancho Silvestre was my favorite of the three.

I'll admit it, we arrived in São Paulo expecting chaos. The headlines warned us, the travel blogs…read moremade it sound like an obstacle course of traffic, crime stats, and relentless noise. And yet, through the concrete sprawl, we found Palácio Tangará, this improbable five-star resort tucked into a pocket of jungle. Inside, it's another world. Lush greenery just outside every window. Service feels telepathic, no overbearing smiles, just perfectly timed gestures, the way good hospitality should be. You don't need to leave this place. Multiple restaurants, each with its own point of view. A bar where you can sip caipirinhas and pretend you live here. A pool with service so good you might actually forget there's an NFL game to get to. We did venture out with pre-arranged tours and private drivers, but I could have easily spent the whole trip inside the gates, alternating between the pool, the bar, and the dining room, pretending that this was our jungle estate. South American hotels know how to do service in a way that doesn't feel like theater. It's warm without trying to hard, elegant without being stiff. Palácio Tangará stands with the best of them, not just in São Paulo, not just in Brazil, but anywhere. If you're traveling for something as absurdly American as an NFL game on another continent, you want a place that reminds you you're somewhere special. Palácio Tangará is that place, a retreat, a refuge, a deep breath in the middle of one of the world's busiest cities.

We only had dîner in the lovely and elegant outside terrace…read more Rhe outside temperature was a little bit chilly, and we were offered a nice table close to the heater. That was very kind and attentive. Every dish we ordered was delicious. The service was a little slow.

This is one of the top hotels in the world, for sure. It manages to be low key and not…read moreKardashian-like, but chique, understated, extremely high-quality in everything they do, fantastic at breakfast and exquisite for dinner (bravo to the Chef!). It is like going home and they deliver perfection at every stay. From the front door team, to the front desk, restaurant team and room care professionals - these ladies and gentlemen remind me of what well training, professional Brasilians can do! This place is a jewel in São Paulo!

The property was very nice, and the staff were all super courteous and attentive. Even though I…read moredon't speak Portuguese (but am fluent in Spanish), just trying with a smile and "bom dia" got great responses from the employees. Even though we flew nonstop from MIA, AA still managed to lose one of our bags, and since we were at Radisson 2 nights only and headed to Maresias in a shuttle with a wedding party, it was quite urgent we locate the bag. The front office staff were great at helping us deal with the calls and follow up in locating the bag and in getting it delivered. It took over 48 hours, and it arrived after our shuttle departed Radissson for the coast with the wedding group. The Radisson folks were great in arranging transport for us - and our bags - to catch up with our group two hours away. Thank you, Radisson. We were only there for 2 nights, but enjoyed ourselves. The property is in great condition, too.

Really enjoyed the hotel…read more Nice location , great food and nice rooms . Service was very good and nice prices !

Good hotel, great location, ok gym..... That needs to improve. I love the service and the…read morebeautiful smiles received from the front desk! They are awesome!