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Qoya Hotel Sao Paulo, Curio Collection by Hilton

Sao Paulo, Brazil • Paulista Avenue • OPTIMIZE

avg. $151 / night

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At a glance

A Paulista Avenue hotel with oxidized metal facade, residential interiors, and a rooftop pool overlooking São Paulo's mid-century skyline.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts exploring Paulista Avenue

Highlights:

  • Oxidized metal and stacked stone facade lit from below
  • Ground-floor restaurant with double-height curtain wall and grand piano
  • Rooftop lap pool overlooking mid-century office tower skyline
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PB hotel design editorial

Paulista Avenue has always been São Paulo's spine — financial, cultural, and perpetually in motion — which makes it a demanding address for a hotel trying to project calm. Qoya Hotel São Paulo, part of Hilton's Curio Collection, meets that challenge through materiality rather than monumentality. The entrance facade layers oxidized metal cladding against rough-cut stacked stone, the two surfaces lit from below at night to create a threshold that feels simultaneously urban and grounded. Inside, the ground-floor restaurant extends along a double-height curtain wall overlooking a planted green wall, teak-stained timber slats running the full height of the interior elevation and a grand piano anchoring the far end of the lobby — a quietly residential gesture in a city that tends toward the emphatic. Guest rooms carry the same restrained warmth: dark-stained hardwood parquet floors, upholstered headboards in quilted dove-grey fabric, walnut joinery framing the television wall, and slim brass reading lamps beside the bed. The suites introduce a velvet sofa in slate blue and a glass-topped oval coffee table, furniture choices that owe more to a well-edited São Paulo apartment than to international hotel convention. On the rooftop, a lap pool tiled in aquamarine runs the length of the terrace, flanked by teak sun loungers against a skyline of mid-century office towers — the city held at a useful distance, present but no longer pressing.

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Qoya Hotel Sao Paulo, Curio Collection by Hilton Reviews

122 reviews

"Probably one of the better Hilton choices in São Paulo. It’s the second time that I’ve stayed here, the customer service is really good. The breakfast really good. The bar is good. The location is fantastic. You have a mall literally two blocks away with shopping and dining options. You might have to walk through a little bit of homelessness in the plaza right before you get to the mall, which could be a little scary at night, but actually it doesn’t feel all that bad. I can’t say that I did not feel safe and believe me I know not safe areas. It’s a pretty good area as far as I’m concerned. Will be staying there again in October, it’s my new go to place in São Paulo for my business trips."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 17, 2026

"We couldn’t have chosen a better place to stay in São Paulo! The location is perfect—safe for walking and close to plenty of great restaurants and bars. The hotel is modern and stylish, the rooms are clean, spacious, and comfortable, and the beds are incredibly comfortable. But the real highlight was the exceptional service. A special mention to Rafael at reception, who made us feel so welcome from the moment we arrived. He was incredibly attentive, friendly, and always happy to help."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 13, 2026

"Nice hotel in a nice area of SP. Staff at Front Office is very friendly. Rooms a quite small, but everything you need is there"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 30, 2026

"I could not have asked for a better stay here! The hotel is perfectly located 1 block from the Avenida Paulista and the nearest metro station--making it a perfect launching point for explorations all around Sao Paulo. The facilities themselves are new, extremely modern and well-kept, and the staff are extremely hospitable and attentive to the guests (I want to thank Rafael and Edson in particular who were extremely helpful during my check in). The rooms are spacious, provide ample lighting, and include a safe, mini-fridge, coffee, and other basic room amenities. Overall, I would definitely recommend!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 13, 2026

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