JW Marriott Hotel Opens in São Paulo, Brazil

(03 May 2022, 12:13 +07)  Marriott has expanded its JW brand to Brazil’s largest metropolis, with the opening of the JW Marriott Hotel São Paulo.

The hotel, located approximately 5 miles from São Paulo/Congonhas Airport (CGH) and 26 miles from São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport (GRU), features 258 guest rooms and suites, a variety of F&B outlets, a spa with 10 treatment rooms, a fitness center with a private yoga and steam room, an indoor-outdoor pool, and a fully equipped Convention Center with more than 10,000 square feet of space.

Griffin Suite Bedroom at JW Marriott São Paulo in Brazil

“JW Marriott Hotel São Paulo is an oasis in the heart of the city,” said Rosana Okamoto, General Manager, JW Marriott Hotel São Paulo. “The property will offer programs that encourage its guests to take care of the mind, nourish the body and revitalize the soul. In addition, the hotel seeks to redefine the concept of luxury in this metropolis, with world-class services, loyalty to the local culture, providing a welcome respite from the concrete jungle that surrounds it.”

The US-based architecture firm HKS, Inc. developed and brought to life the bespoke design elements found throughout the hotel’s public spaces, guest rooms and suites, while the landscaping was designed by architect Sérgio Santana, who prioritized native trees from the Atlantic Forest and plants from the natural biome to attract birds and native animals.

“We are excited to expand Marriott’s presence in Brazil with the opening of the stunning JW Marriott Hotel São Paulo, our first luxury hotel in the city,” said Brian King, Marriott International’s President in the Caribbean and Latin America. “The arrival of JW Marriott in São Paulo reinforces our commitment and vision for the region and will complement our existing offering with a renowned, global luxury brand known for catering to sophisticated, mindful travelers seeking the anticipatory service for which JW Marriott is known.”

Marriott currently operates ten properties in Brazil and more than 300 in the Caribbean and Latin American region.