Palácio Tangará
Hotel · Subprefecture of Santo Amaro ·
Palatial hotel in park oasis, offering pools, spa, fine dining
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Palatial hotel in park oasis, offering pools, spa, fine dining
"A palatial, hushed oasis set within Burle Marx Park that feels removed from the city’s bustle, offering refined, white-glove service and numerous leisure options including indoor and outdoor pools and a full-service spa. The luxury property—part of an exclusive collection—features 141 elegant rooms in cool tones and 51 park-facing suites, formal afternoon tea service, and a signature Jean-Georges restaurant, making it especially well suited to guests seeking a tranquil, high-end retreat adjacent to protected green space." - Laura Dannen Redman
"How did it strike you on arrival? It rises like a European palace out of the emerald-green Burle Marx park, incongruous perhaps with the sprawl of São Paulo that surrounds it, but all the more welcoming as an oasis to find peace and quiet in Latin America's biggest city. Nice. What’s the crowd like? This isn't a place that attracts the cool creatives of the world. Rather, the crowd skews older, and the hotel is filled with people looking for something quiet, away from the bustle of São Paulo, not those looking to embrace it. Its Eden-like surroundings—located as it is in a giant, verdant park—and its palatial setting means it can feel a world apart from the city that it's in, but what it lacks in local tradition it more than makes up for in grand opulence. The good stuff: Tell us about your room. If you've stayed in an Oetker Collection hotel before, like Le Bristol in Paris, you should know what to expect. It's all European elegance, with flower-laden terraces and white-glove services. The rooms are decorated in muted tones and subtle nods to the region. In a 7,500-square-foot room, besides a luxurious king bed, you'll find a sofa, table with chairs, a large flat-screen TV, and an extensive mini-bar. The bathroom, done up entirely in marble, has its own sound system and a separate tub and shower. Make sure to get a view of the park, an Atlantic rainforest filled with endemic fauna. You might just have a monkey on your balcony when you wake up in the morning. How about the little things, like mini bar, or shower goodies. Any of that find its way into your suitcase? The lobby, decked out in light fixtures made from antique crystal decanters, is a wonder in itself. There you might find someone playing soft bossa nova on the grand piano next to the bar or a violinist serenading guests. It's usually a lively scene of locals having meetings or guests enjoying afternoon tea. Staff: If you could award one a trophy, who gets it, and why? The service is seriously exceptional, whether you're dealing with a server at the exclusive-feeling Tangará Jean-Georges restaurant or the concierge. As an example, when I mentioned that I was a fan of Burle Marx, who designed the park, an hour later a folder full of information on the Brazilian landscape architect was sent to my room. Anything stand out about other services and features? Whether it’s childcare, gyms, spas, even parking—whatever stuck with you. Two large pools, one indoor and outdoor, and the subterranean Sisley spa are additional highlights. As is the opportunity to have a traditional English high tea while overlooking dense the Amazonian foliage that fills the park. Also, don't miss the wine cellar, where you can participate in wine tastings (including of Brazilian varieties) on a bespoke table, made with glass and pequia tree roots. Bottom line: worth it, and why? While this isn't the non-stop São Paulo you may have expected, that's kind of the point. Here, in the heart of an expansive park filled with birds and monkeys, is a refuge from the frenzy of this teeming metropolis. It's palatial luxury of the kind you'll find all over Europe—but will rarely encounter in Latin America."
"Palácio Tangará is located in São Paulo and will open its doors in the second quarter of 2017. Built in the surroundings of the highly regarded Burle Marx Park, the hotel will offer 141 spacious guestrooms - including 59 suites – all with beautiful views overlooking the park. Some rooms feature a balcony or a furnished terrace. Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, who has led a stellar career in Michelin starred kitchens, will drive the hotel’s dining experiences and there will be a signature restaurant, chef’s table, a bar, a wine cellar, a lobby and lounge bar, all with outdoor terraces. Additional facilities will comprise 9 function rooms, including a ballroom for up to 530 guests with terraces overlooking the park. The fitness centre and spa will have a private garden and there will be indoor and outdoor swimming pools as well as a kid’s club. Credicard Hall is 1.8 km from Palácio Tangará, while Transamérica Expo Center is 2.1 km from the property. The nearest airport is São Paulo/Congonhas Airport, 6 km from Palácio Tangará." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"This tranquil hotel, the appearance of which is not unlike that of a European palace, enjoys a magnificent location in the heart of the emblematic and contemplative Burle Marx park, which is named after the famous landscape gardener who designed it. The highly elegant décor mixes classic and contemporary elements, guest areas are spacious and there’s a superb spa with a large indoor swimming pool. Brunch is served on Sundays and is accompanied by live music." - Tablet Hotels
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