Luxury was no afterthought at JW Marriott Hotel São Paulo, which debuted in 2022. Marble-clad and thoroughly modern, Marriott’s first property in Brazil’s most populous city provides an elegant oasis from the hustle and ...
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- When in Sao Paulo, do as the locals do and sip on a caipirinhawhile listening to live music. Luckily, the luxury hotel offers both at the sleek and stylish Caju Bar.
- Sicily meets Sao Paulo at dining venue Neto. A seasonally inspired menu features dishes like a hearty stew with Bragança pork sausage, handmade pasta enriched with local cheeses and sorbets made with Brazilian fruits like jabuticaba and cupuaçu.
- Locally inspired touches can even be found in the hallways leading to your spacious room. Look for accents made from banana fibers and patterned rugs inspired by the nearby Pinheiros River.
- For the ultimate Sao Paulo stay, check into the 2,000-square-foot Presidential Suite. The modern-meets-contemporary space boasts a living room, dining room and wet bar all doused in natural light from oversized windows overlooking the city skyline.
- Unwind in JW Marriott Hotel São Paulo’s heated indoor-outdoor pool. Plush loungers and daybeds invite you to sunbathe on warm afternoons while a sleek black marble interior allows for rainy day dips.
The Look
- The chic hotel lobby makes a striking statement with its black marble floors and floor-to-ceiling mirrors lining the walls. The sleek space is anchored by the dark wood Caju Bar, where cocktails have a Brazilian twist.
- A subtle Brazilian touch can be found in the artwork lining the lobby. Look for décor carved from Brazilian hardwoods by local artisans and pieces by Sao Paulo native and renowned landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx.
- Another striking feature of JW Marriott Hotel São Paulo’s lobby is the ostentatious vermillion staircase leading up to the event spaces. Trimmed with gold, the Venetian plaster structure does double duty as both a walkway and a statement piece of art.
- Art lovers will want to pay close attention to the collection lining the walls of the hotel. Works by Brazilian artists like Regina de Barros, Ramon Martins and Rubens Ianelli can be found dotted across the property.
- Even the Sao Paulo hotel’s landscaping features a Brazilian influence. Architect Sérgio Santana utilized native Atlantic Forest trees and plants in the design of the grounds to attract native birds and animals as well as guests.
Amenities
24-hour room service 
Bar
Fitness classes
Gym
House car
Indoor pool
Meeting rooms
Outdoor pool
Pet friendly
Restaurants
Spa
Getting There
14401 Avenida das Nações Unidas, Chácara Santo Antônio, Sao Paulo 04794-000 Brazil
TEL55-11-2526-0100
