I stayed on the 13th floor, street facing, 5 days in May 2013. The street is loud like everyone mentions, but I always sleep with earplugs in hotels anyway. The room was updated, with a couch, ottoman, large desk area, and large bed. The staff is helpful, but spoke very little English & communication was generally difficult, except with manager.... More

In Sao Paulo you pay 4 star prices for 3 star hotels and this is a prime example. In Europe this would get mostly poor reviews but for Sao Paulo it is better than many in its price range. Front desk are helpful if not always certain what you want. Restaurant needs a lot of improvement. Serving wine in airline... More

Stayed for a week. Hotel is ok, with some points to mention: Reception/Frond Desk was always fast and helpful, at checkin/out and whenever I needed a taxi. Some parts of the hotel would welcome an improvement, e.g. the elevator. Restaurant can improve its quality (one occasion my dish was not particularly well made) and availability (another occasion I wanted to... More

I don't know Estanplaza separate and apart from the classes my clients run. I have stayed at a number of the Sao Paulo locations and found the hospitality and service at all of them to be excellent. If you want to learn a bit about customer service, bring your team here.The gentleman who brought my bags to the room noticed... More

Free connection is too slow and almost impossible for work. Althouh you pay for a faster connection. Not very fair. Phone was disconnected. Good location. Tried to find light switch (it is on the phone almodt hidden).

The hotel was located in a great area for my meetings. Besides for a starbucks which is close by though - there is very little of interest in terms of shops or restaurants close by to the hotel. i had a good room with lots of space and which had a good desk station in order to work. The 2... More

I generally stay at Hilton Morumbi or Sao Paulo Sheraton. But I couldn't find a room in either. My Brazilian collegaues managed to get a reservation for me at Estanplaza Berrini. The place has most of the basics. Having some additional amenities in the room would go a long way in making this place more enticing for people who are... More

Rooms are spacious, conviniently furnished, air conditioning as they like it around here (penguins would love it) , telephone, connection LAN to Internet, plasma television, pipped music, a minibar, a customized writing-desk and a safety box. They have a nice gym in the top floor with a nive view of this huge city. Staff is just great: Always ready to... More

Just wrapped up a two-week stay at the Estanplaza Berrini. Hotels in Sao Paulo are pretty expensive and the budget didn't allow me to go with the international brands in this popular business area, so I wasn't sure what to expect. All in all, not a bad place at all but they are missing a few things to be truly... More