Location is good, price is very good for Sao Paulo. Rooms are boring, decor a bit chipped / old. No plug for the sink (though I know this is pretty normal in South America). Breakfast is good enough. Staff nice. For some reason they won't lend you an ironing board though - bizarre - you have to use the hotel... More

The gotel looks nice on pictures but getting there well nothing special and no need for me to return. Needs some work. The nicest part is the pool nice and warm to relax a bit after stressing out over the city More

I recently spent 5 nights at the Blue Tree for business travel. The staff was helpful - especially with helping me through the language barrier of not speaking any Portuguese. The rooms, fitness center, breakfast buffet (included in room), and bar were all just average, however, adequate for my needs. Important -- they do not have traditional iron and ironing... More

Its place in the region of Paulista Avenue, this hotel deserves positive. Apartments comfortable but simple, offering only the essentials: clean and tidy beds, bathroom with antique structure of rooms and amenities without excess (a soap, a shampoo, a pen ...). Staff courteous and helpful. Breakfast also without excesses, offering salad bar, pastries, fruit, juice, cheese etc., but the waiters... More

I had a conference in August at the Fecomercio conference center (quite close to Fundacao Getulio Vargas business school). I was aware that hotel prices in Sao Paolo are high. I read various hotel reviews and selected Blue Tree Towers Paulista. The room was very good: standard business hotel, with queen size bed, closet, desk, mini bar and bathroom. It... More

Staff was very helpful, the carpet in the rooms should be replaced (stayed in two rooms here). But I will say the staff was really very helpful making recommendations at great places to eat and were very patient with my language issues (I only speak english and a little spanish). If I went back I might try a different place. More

São Paulo hotels always have good rates for the weekends because it is a business city not a touristic one. Nowadays the hotel rates are high as everything else in Brazil. After a big research on the Internet, I decided to stay 2 nights at Blue Tree Towers Paulista because it had a good rate for weekends in July (vacation... More

When we arrived we were placed in a floor where they were doing entire renovation work, it was like a war zone, dust everywhere and heavy pounding. We immediately called and were relocated to another room. You cannot accommodate guests in areas that are being renovated, that is a safety hazard (perhaps not in Brazil, but all over the US... More

I stayed at the Blue Tree for a business trip. The hotel is well located, very close to Avenida Paulista. The staff was friendly and helpful. There weren't very good restaurants at walk distance but the front desk clerks would call minivans from "currascarias" to pick you up if needed. The room was average. There was internet connection but no... More