Jardins Village Hostel - Unidade Brigadeiro

The location was really good, and despite some noise, the area felt peaceful. The staff were very helpful and we had no problems during our stay. The building seems old and has no elevator. Our stay was convenient for an overnight, though my flight was so early that I couldn't try breakfast. The accommodations are simple.

The price for a single room was R$70, and after reading the reviews before booking, I was pleasantly surprised by the value. The location is excellent, between Ibirapuera park and Av. Paulista, with a not-too-steep hill to climb. Staff were kind and helpful, the room had decent space, the bed was okay, and the linens and towels were fine. Stairs are the only way in, which could be hard for some if there's no alternative access. The blanket could cause a lot of allergies. Breakfast is basic: bread, cheese, ham, a cake, biscuits, coffee, milk, and chocolate milk. The room curtain doesn't block out light, and there's no shower partition. It clearly used to be a motel that was adapted into a hotel.

It's a very good place, and the price is excellent compared with others nearby, even for the quality of service. The rooms are always clean and tidy, with cable TV, a fan, hot showers, and flexible hours. Service is good, and they provide a bath towel and soap. The beds are always clean too. It's a nice place for a few hours or overnight. I recommend it and use it regularly, so stop by and see for yourself.

The location is very good and the price is quite affordable, but reception service was poor. The room was simple, and the shower and faucet in the bathroom smelled and tasted of rust. The attendant didn't take me to the room or tell me where breakfast was served. They could charge more and provide better service.