I needed a last minute place to stay when I figured out my father wasn't arriving to Sao Paulo the day after I was. We were staying at a hotel in downtown, but I didn't know the geography of the city when I booked this very last minute hotel stay (Literally in the airport). Hotel Aruja is the opposite direction from the place my father and I stayed, but I loved it because it's a part of Sao Paulo I probably would have never seen otherwise. Good food options, friendly people at the hotel and neighborhood, and it's very walkable. Perfect last minute place to spend the night.

I needed a last minute place to stay when I figured out my father wasn't arriving to Sao Paulo the day after I was. We were staying at a hotel in downtown, but I didn't know the geography of the city when I booked this very last minute hotel stay (Literally in the airport). Hotel Aruja is the opposite direction from the place my father and I stayed, but I loved it because it's a part of Sao Paulo I probably would have never seen otherwise. Good food options, friendly people at the hotel and neighborhood, and it's very walkable. Perfect last minute place to spend the night.

I liked the service that the staff gave if I needed help. I paid half of what I would have paid for a lesser quality hotel and I was appreciated. I also liked how safe it was there. I wasn't worried about my stuff getting stolen.

I liked the service that the staff gave if I needed help. I paid half of what I would have paid for a lesser quality hotel and I was appreciated. I also liked how safe it was there. I wasn't worried about my stuff getting stolen.

The property has decent security so you have no need to worry about your stuff getting stolen. What I don't like is that breakfast is not included with your stay.

The property has decent security so you have no need to worry about your stuff getting stolen. What I don't like is that breakfast is not included with your stay.

This is a very good place to stay. It is safe and they serve a good Brazilian breakfast. Note that even though their website says they speak English it isn't the greatest. They will use their phones and use Google translate to work with you. They are happy that you are staying with them and they will work with you. A thing to remember about Brazilian culture is that toilet paper does not go in the toilet. It goes in the trash can. Don't worry about throwing it in the trash, the hotel staff will empty the trash when they clean your room. Overall I loved my stay at Hotel Aruja. If I ever go back to São Paulo I will use them again.

This is a very good place to stay. It is safe and they serve a good Brazilian breakfast. Note that even though their website says they speak English it isn't the greatest. They will use their phones and use Google translate to work with you. They are happy that you are staying with them and they will work with you. A thing to remember about Brazilian culture is that toilet paper does not go in the toilet. It goes in the trash can. Don't worry about throwing it in the trash, the hotel staff will empty the trash when they clean your room. Overall I loved my stay at Hotel Aruja. If I ever go back to São Paulo I will use them again.