Hotel Fasano Sao Paulo

Sao Paulo.

A room with a view.

Leather bed...check please.

Appropriately stocked with sandals for two.

Not so mini mini-bar.

Rainy day activities.

Stay a while.

Fuel up for the day over the breakfast buffet.

The chic and sweet indoor pool.

Fresh fruit.

The restaurant is not to be missed.

They passed my boyfriends chocolate "test."

Your key comes equipped with the most perfect hand-illustrated map.

Three words: Japanese ofuro baths.
The English brickwork façade — a stark contrast to the usual Sao Paulo concrete.
Big, luxurious apartment-like rooms and ensuite bathrooms (think marble tubs and heated towel racks).
Leather. Leather everywhere.
The quiet power of the lobby scene: espresso fueled meetings by day, and Caipirinha fueled conversations by night

Total: 38/50

Type
Family-owned, luxury boutique hotel with a 1930’s flair.
Vibe
Mid-century inspired, understated Brazilian hotspot.
Location
Located on a quiet tree lined block in the heart of Jardim Paulista, near some of Sao Paulo’s best shopping and eats.
Rooms
60
Music
Intimate (and often live) jazz.
Year Opened
September 2003
Designed By
Fasano Family (and architects Isay Weinfeld and Marcio Kogan)

Health & Wellness
Indoor pool and gym (and Japanese baths).
Restaurant
Two restaurants (fourth generation restaurateurs, so don’t miss out on the in-house eats).
Bar
Yes.
Minibar
Appropriately stocked for late-night drinks.
Children
There’s a refined vibe, but children are welcome.
Price
Don't check your bill ($$$$)...