Tivoli Mofarrej São Paulo Hotel

Service and food were excellent. Hotel was probably built in the 1960’s or 1970’s. Outside of building shows some wear and tear. Room walls not sound proofed. Can hear talking and water running from other rooms. Though area is near restaurants there is a homeless problem in the streets. I guess the same as most big cities. Streets little dirty with trash. The art museum a block away was interesting.

Hotel Tivoli is a standout property in the heart of São Paulo—elegant, comfortable, and well-located without feeling overly flashy. It’s walking distance to great shopping and dining, making it especially convenient if you’re in town for work or leisure (or both). The Room My room was spacious, with sweeping city views and—perhaps most importantly for me—excellent air conditioning. A real win for anyone who likes to keep their room fridge-level cold. Amenities include a Nespresso machine, in-room safe, iron and ironing board, and plush towels. Flip flops are also provided, which is standard for many luxury hotels in Brazil but still a nice touch. The turndown service was a small but appreciated detail after long days of meetings. The Rooftop One of the hotel’s best features is the rooftop restaurant and bar. It’s also where breakfast is served, and the views are worth waking up for. The space is beautifully designed—sophisticated but not stiff—and offers a great perspective over São Paulo’s skyline. Breakfast is classic Brazilian: a buffet with fresh fruit, breads, pastries, cold cuts, juices, and solid coffee. You can also order à la carte items like omelets, tapioca, or specialty coffees if you want something made to order. The Service Staff across the board were warm, helpful, and professional. From check-in to restaurant service, everything felt smooth and attentive without being overdone.

A beautiful and elegant hotel in a great location offering Avenida Paulista. The hotel is very well designed with a great entrance area and sitting spaces. We had a deluxe room plus overlooking the park snd was really spacious and very well equipped with great views of the city. The breakfast hat great Brazilian traditional tastes eith I liked a lot. Tapiocas and great tropical fruit selection. The space of the breakfast is in the ground floor and they have tables outside at the pool area and inside. The space is beautiful inside and outside. The only think I disliked with the hotel and every 5 star hotel in Brazil is that they want to block 4000 R$ from your card for incidentals even if you have prepaid the room and gave them already nearly 2000$ US. If in a trip you visit 4 such hotels you need to add to your card the amount of 16000 R$ for the blocking of the incidentals, which they never come back in your cards before at least 2 weeks have past, and your vacations are over. So guys be more concerned about this matter.

My husband is staying at the Tivoli for business and I wanted to surprise him with a gift. Elen Martins and Darlan Tenório from the Butler team were super helpful and procured the perfect gift for him on my behalf. Super accommodating and easy to communicate with. I am grateful.

ok hotel with a nice breakfast and great helpful staff. breakfast spread is better than the buffet lunch spread, imo.|rooms are quite spacious but not the most modern ones. a pillar in the room was weird. no balcony for us. staff is friendly but most people at the reception speak little to no english.|i was warned by a hotel doorman not to use or show my phone while walking outside the hotel, lest it be snatched.|btw, there is nothing much to see or do in the immediate neighborhood anyway.

Lovely, tranquil hotel in a great location next to Avenida Paulista. Close to the business venter but also well-situated for the leisure crowd, the Tivoli Mofarrej is an oasis of calmness in the middle of a hectic city.||Lovely rooms, impeccable service, and wonderful breakfast with a view on the 23rd floor.||The rack rates a bit steep but the hotel often has reduced rates which make a stay a very good value.

I had a great and excellent experience at the Seen Bar. The bartender Luiz created differents drinks doing the night even better! Congratz!

I’ve organized a corporate event for more than 100 peoples at the presidential suite and the experience was great! Not only because the team on site in charge of Antionio was exceptional also because Amanda’s attention to detail was fundamental to create the perfect environment for business. Thank you Tivoli team!

I had a spectacular meal at Nara Bar & Lounge, in Tivoli Hotel. Alex, the waiter, was one of the best waiters I've ever had - attentive without being in the way, offering helpful suggestions, and friendly and chatty when I wanted to be, as well. The food was truly superb. Highly recommended.

Hotel Tivoli is a standout property in the heart of São Paulo--elegant, comfortable, and well-located without feeling overly flashy. It's walking distance to great shopping and dining, making it especially convenient if you're in town for work or leisure (or both). The Room My room was spacious, with sweeping city views and--perhaps most importantly for me--excellent air conditioning. A real win for anyone who likes to keep their room fridge-level cold. Amenities include a Nespresso machine, in-room safe, iron and ironing board, and plush towels. Flip flops are also provided, which is standard for many luxury hotels in Brazil but still a nice touch. The turndown service was a small but appreciated detail after long days of meetings. The Rooftop One of the hotel's best features is the rooftop restaurant and bar. It's also where breakfast is served, and the views are worth waking up for. The space is beautifully designed--sophisticated but not stiff--and offers a great perspective over São Paulo's skyline. Breakfast is classic Brazilian: a buffet with fresh fruit, breads, pastries, cold cuts, juices, and solid coffee. You can also order à la carte items like omelets, tapioca, or specialty coffees if you want something made to order. The Service Staff across the board were warm, helpful, and professional. From check-in to restaurant service, everything felt smooth and attentive without being overdone

A great hotel in a nice neighborhood in Sao Paulo. Very close to busy streets with restaurants and shops, but far enough away to feel like a garden oasis. The staff was great, English speaking. The rooftop restaurant, Seen, was a great onsite restaurant but make reservations even if you are a guest, and the breakfast buffet is solid. The ground floor bar was quite nice and a great place for a recap meeting or pre dinner drink. The rooms are very comfortable and clean and updated, score if you face the park. I got a nice upgrade to a room with a sitting area separate from the bedroom. The pool is a bit small and is just off the lobby bar. ATM onsite in the basement.

First time I have stayed at this property. Overall, a good stay, hotel is one of those boutique hotels, but with some big hotel chain qualities. The rooms are a bit rough around the edges, but overall were clean and comfortable. It's definitely ready for an upgrade, but will suffice for now. Staff are very friendly and helpful, the bar/restaurant is good, nice breakfast upstairs with a spectacular view. Good location with many places within walking distance, although I recommend staying away from the park nextdoor after dark. My bed was very comfortable and the room curtains kept the room nice and dark. All in all, a good hotel, just in need of some renovation.

Great location (for business), all the amenities and modern. There is a Spa that I've been told by many is great (didn't try). The Nara Bar E Lounge offers extensive collection of drinks (cocktails, wine, etc) and excellent food. Pricy for sure, but this is São Paulo... On the top there is a "Pop Up Restaurant" where you get a new chef about 14 times a year. Always surprising, and amazing top-class in flavor and techniques food (advise for the foodies here)