Impeccable service, a great location and any eye to detail that makes a great service which is rare in South America and thus puts this hotel on my list of favorites on the sub-continent. Their restaurant is also highly recommended and the wine selection is superb. Yes it is expensive but if you look for a five star place with... More

I've stayed here, twice. I love love love love this hotel. I was in Sao Paulo for about a week for work in October. I've stayed at a the Fasano (which is also very nice) and hotel arts (good hotel too) But Emiliano stole my heart. Service was amazing. The downstairs restaurant is really good, a bit expensive, but hey... More

everything in this hotel is amazing: location, design, bar, fitness... Fitness on the rooftop, amazing view over entire SP when working out. great bar. the best was probably the staff, accommodating, friendly and very attentive. the only 'negative' were the elevators, very slow. but to me probably the best hotel in Brazil. More

Probably the best level of service in São Paulo. Five star service without being snobby and relaxed atmosphere. Allowed us to harmonize some wine I had bought in Chile and Australia with our dinner.Sunday Brunch fantastic. Next to D.O.M Brazil's best restaurant voted 8th in Pellegino 2011, which allowed us to walk back after a lovely dinner. More

My company used this hotel for a press conference and lunch in March 2011 and we were very pleased. The hotel is in a great location in Sao Paulo and has a nice boutique feel. While the hotel does not have a large amount of meetings and event space, the hotel makes up for it its design (uniqueness of meeting... More

Very nice room and great service. Expensive but cheaper than the Fasano More

Emilano exceeded our expectation and created a wonderful experience for our 2 night stay with them. We were offered a glass of bubblies while the staff prepare for our check-in. Emily (our 'butler' during our stay) proceed to show and explain in details the facilities in our room and the hotel. During our stay, the hotel staffs (such as Dani... More

Standing lanky and unadulterated on the poshest street-- Oscar Freire Street-- in Sao Paulo, the 57-room Emiliano hotel, also in the Jardins, is a quiet alternative to the Unique’s brassy vibe. Designed by Brazilian architect Arthur de Mattos Casas, this slick tower's exterior is all glass and beige tones, topped with a discreet helipad for those who can't deal with... More

This property is trendy fashionable beautifull and super unusual. Oscar freire is there. The beds are just perfect. You sleep like an Angel. The amenities are tremendous . The Spa at the top brutally welcoming. The concierge smells class. The Restaurant is uber. Stay there and dry when you leave. More