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"I enjoyed my stay at Melia Paulista! And would maybe stay again. Location is excellent, at the heart of Avenida Paulista, close to many shops, restaurants, and galleries. I valued this a lot. The room was a good size, and bathroom decent size too. It had everything I needed, and I was impressed that breakfast was included as well. Service was always friendly, though early check-in required an additional charge. For many flights arriving in the morning, this adds cost. A major downside for me was that the in-room fridge is on some kind of wooden stand that sticks out, and I hit my foot on it, causing a lot of blood. The stand isn’t really necessary and now I have had to wrap up the injury for a week. So it’s a good hotel, just be careful!"

"Great hotel, facilities and staff"

"I knew it’s the top 50 hotel in the world, so had high expectation. The staff and the ambience delivered an experience that’s even beyond my expectation! Hands down the best hotel I’ve ever been to. I’m include detail"

"Didn’t eat"

"Great stay. Recommended."

"Quick stay , all good "

"Wonderful experience"

"We loved our stay at TRYP and we will definitely stay there again.The staff is friendly and efficient, the bed and pillows very comfortable, the breakfast has a great selection of pastries, fruits and etc. Great shower and excellent location "

"I liked the hotel very much. Parking was convenient and easy, nearby Shopping Ibirapuera, where there is a money exchange shop on the third floor. The hotel is very close to the subway station, that is very convenient if you need to go to the city center or Avenida Paulista. The staff was very cordial and attentive. I liked watching the planes passing by, and the noise doesn’t bother me at all, however, if it is an issue for some guests, the noise stops during the night. There are also plenty of restaurants nearby, either in the mall or on the streets nearby, and you can eat a variety of cuisines like, German, Japanese, Lebanese, Italian and of course Brazilian."