São Paulo Nações Unidas Affiliated by Meliá

It's ok. Staff are a bit slow on reception which is annoying when it's a busy period. Rooms are big enough. There is a mini bar/fridge and snacks. Reasonably priced. The mattress was comfortable but only sheets and a thin fleece blanket made you feel cold. Maybe us Europeans are used to a quilt on the bed? Breakfast was the same everyday but it was buffet style so have as much or little as you please. Taxis/ubers are plenty. They wait nearby knowing there is plenty of business.

The rooms are seemed to be cleaned - ok. The location was convenient for me BUT the smell in GYM is awful, chemical, detergent. It is not possible to train there with this smell, I got a headache in 15 minutes They do not have irons. Like I asked for it, they gave it to me for 30 minutes, but when I needed again, they didn’t have any. Btw the iron they gave me was very old Breakfasts are ok, but i would recommend adding more vegetables Rooms doesn’t have any noise cancellation, so I could hear everything from the corridor and rooms next to mine. And of course the fact that almost nobody understands English is disappointing but it is common for this country.

We had a quite disappointing stay at this hotel. For several hundred dollars a night, it’s unacceptable that even basic amenities like complimentary water in the room aren’t provided. The carpets were stained, and the bedding seemed quite old. The mattress was uncomfortable, with squeaky springs that creaked at every move. The bathroom was a complete mess, with facilities from 30 years ago—a leaky toilet, mold on the ceiling, hair everywhere, and a rusty mirror. To top it off, they charge extra for coffee at breakfast! Definitely not worth the price.