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Urban regenerative oasis a love letter to Brazil

Located in Cidade Matarazzo, in the heart of São Paulo, Rosewood São Paulo occupies the former Matarazzo Maternity Hospital and the Mata Atlântica Tower, designed by Jean Nouvel.

With artistic direction by Philippe Starck, it features over 450 artworks by Brazilian artists, 181 rooms and suites, and six restaurants and bars. Built within the country's largest upcycling project, the hotel celebrates the city's historic past and innovative future, standing as a true love letter to Brazil.

Location

R. Itapeva, 435 - Bela Vista

São Paulo - São Paulo

01332-000

NEARBY AIRPORTS

Congonhas/SP Airport - CGH

Guarulhos/SP International Airport - GRU

Highlights

What awaits you at the destination

CONTEMPORARY ART
GASTRONOMY
DESIGN
ARCHITECTURE
SUSTAINABILITY
WELLNESS

Property Details

Rosewood São Paulo is a regenerative urban oasis, set within a former maternity hospital and a vertical garden tower designed by Pritzker Prize winner Jean Nouvel. The interiors, with artistic direction by Philippe Starck, are an ode to São Paulo's eclecticism: 181 rooms and 100 suites curated with artworks and wood panels, among more than 450 pieces commissioned from Brazilian talents. The dining experience is equally inspired by culture, with six restaurants and bars led by promising chefs. Fitness classes, pools surrounded by green areas and the Asaya Spa by Guerlain complete the wellness offering.

Gastronomy

Six venues make up the hotel's culinary renaissance: Le Jardin, a 24-hour grand café; Blaise, a French-Brazilian brasserie; Taraz, South American fire cuisine signed by chef Felipe Bronze; Rabo di Galo, a cocktail bar with live music; and Emerald Garden and Bela Vista, pool bars with signature menus.

Experiences

A tour through the property's collection of over 450 artworks, a visit to the historic Santa Luzia Chapel (daily masses and monthly Santa Luzia Concerts), treatments at the Asaya Spa by Guerlain, and a dining experience with a wine list awarded by Wine Spectator.

Socio-environmental responsibility

Our commitment

Sustainability: Brazil's largest upcycling project, built with 100% locally sourced and recycled materials.
Biodiversity: native reforestation program, with 250 Atlantic Forest trees planted on the Tower.
Energy: the property runs on 100% renewable energy and responsible waste management.
Plastic-free: the hotel's facade is free of disposable plastics, using its own water filtration system.
Certified wood: rooftop and outdoor areas use Tora Brasil wood, FSC certified.