Terrific location. Great service, nice room and bathroom.
I'd love to stay there again,

Been to many Intercontinental hotels around the world but this was the worst. Room service for just two coffees in the afternoon took over an hour and two phone calls only to arrive without any milk as specifically requested in Portuguese and English. Printer in Executive lounge ran out of ink and cartridge was never changed the entire weekend despite complaints made. Executive lounge was also barren during non-happy hour times (no coffee or even water available). Taxi drivers provided by the hotel were not only wickedly
expensive but the price was higher at arrival than what was quoted beforehand. Wrote a letter and was provided [----] apology on some items complained about but ignored others. They gave us a voucher for
a one night stay at that same hotel (not any other Incontinental hotel) but useless since we weren't going back to Sao Pauo. Wrote second letter but was simply ignored.

My wife and I stayed at the InterContinetal, Sao Paolo for three nights Dec. 7th-10th, 2006. The hotel service is second to none, outstanding. Everyone at the front desk speaks English and they are willing to do whatever it takes.
It is in a excellent location for shopping and restaurants. The rooms are large and well decorated. Excellent rates for the quality and location.

A few tips:
(1) Never walk at night in Sao Paolo, always take a taxi.
(2) Take taxis with meters,much cheaper.
(3) Sao Paolo is the least pedestrian friendly city, drivers will not stop for you. Always use cross walks.
(4)Sao Paolo is top notch for shopping and Restaraunts, maybe even better than New York. With that said, this is all Sao Paolo has to offer. Don't go out of your way to visit unless you just want those two things. Not a tourist city in the least bit.
Jason- ATL, GA

I stayed here on business so i wasn't too concerned about the cost but if i had to use my own money i would have felt like this hotel was a little expensive for what it was. It was definitely clean & the front staff knew great English & the room was really spacious. But, while i was there the gym shut down and the staff couldn’t say when it would open again or why it shut down. Also, the pool is tiny and is surrounded by buildings. And, the amenities in the oitel are very expensive: dry cleaning and the restaurant in the hotel are US prices ( about 30 US dollars for a lunch buffet). If i go back to Sao Paulo i am going to try a different hotel.