Hoteller i São Paulo i nærheden af República

Nice people, clean room, good location for business (sao paulo downtown) Rooms a bit too noisy, no indication of the hotel's name

The hotel is modern and up to international standards for a business hotel. The staff aim to please and are generally quite helpful The hotel is located in a poor neighbourhood. If you are there for a convention or business meetings you will probably not even notice but if you have plenty of leisure time on your hands the immediate area is very down at the heels. It gives the impression of being rather unsafe but I didn't experience any problems other than tripping over homeless people.

Nice breakfast, helpful staff, excellent central location

brealfast buffet ok included in piece of room location location location in tenderloing area not safest at night.

A kind of wierd place... it seems as if they took an old hotel and tried to make it `funky`, kind of loft style... it hasn´t yet worked! Staff were not at all helpful- eg couldn~t be bothered to call a cab for us. Internet is via prepaid vouchers in a very loud bar area.

staff linen was very old

excellent service by staff, locality of the hotel to the centre

Breakfast had plenty of variety and the hotel was centrally located for travel around Sao Paulo. Hotel in need of renovation, lifts were not very reliable as they did not always stop at the floor selected.

Nothing It is not nice hotel looks better than what is is at the pictures, price is crazy for the hotel and location, also the elevator is old take to long to get to the level I have to take the stairs at all the time, not good to walk around alot of crackers and bad people around, noise very noise hotel because the stretts and people hanging out until later, tehy charge for 2 hours later check out almost $40.00usd, also my booking was for 2 but just me check in even I let them know 2 days before they charge for the 2 people, I have emails that show my cancellation of one person stay.

Good english-speaking stuff, free Internet connection, quite good brekafasts. Noise from the street, smells from the kitchen in the morning - due to very poor window condition. Problems with invoice - but it was general in Brazil - not prepared to the European tax system.

The room is clean and new. I loved the bed and the pillow. It clearly is an executive minded hotel. Really good bathroom with a great shower. It is also located besides a movie theater. The rooms facing the street are noisy. Elevators are few and small. This hotel has a very central location in São Paulo - which means the neighborhood isn´t great.

Cheap price. Not much else too desirable. Room was less than clean. Old hotel, although the lobby was nice.

Nice, efficient hotel, friendly staff with varying English capabilities. Located right downtown at a decent price. Nice breakfast.

Normally I stay at Marian Palace Hotel close by which is being renovated but I willseriously consider staying at the Shelton Planalto in future

Near the Repblica Square. Many restaurants choices nearby. Almost all staff don't speak English. No airport shuttle bus. The servant opens the door without knocking.

This hotel is located in the city centre which is not very safe and there is no safety deposit box in the rooms. The rooms include a bed and a table. This hotel is more suitable for locals that are familiar with the area and speak Portuguese.

Hotel Stuff can not speak english well, not very helpful

Good location, right beside a metro station and Praça da Republica. Reasonable rates.

I didn"t like, very poor cuality in compare with others hotels of the same price. The bathroom very agly, the hall very agly.

Very good breakfast. Too much noise at night.

Room size was very good and very clean. It was a good location for centro but not if you are wanting to spend a lot of time in the Paulista, Itai baim areas. Minimal english spoken by some of the team. Poor internet, charged for. See location above.

It is near from every places that I've been and I was welcome restaurant

Staff very helpful and flexible on checkout time. This part of the Centro area is a bombsite after dark; hoards of street people appear when the stores close and rip the garbage apart looking for food, but the police presence makes it more intimidating than dangerous and it's interesting to watch (for a non-Brazillian) from the relative safety of your hotel window.

The hotel is very near the subway and the city center. The street is noisy and the room is very basic.