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The Best Places to Stay in Jardim Paulista

  1. A mirrored tower with a helipad jutting over Rua Oscar Freire, Emiliano is a boutique hotel that announces itself before you even walk in. Inside, the design is all confident Brazilian modernism, and the staff are the quietly expert kind who remember things. No pool, but there's a spa and a solid restaurant. The Jardins address puts you among the best shopping in the city, which suits the business-with-expense-account crowd just fine. A Forbes Four Star property.

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  2. The lobby's massive leather armchairs face the front door, which at Fasano means a steady procession of people who clearly want to be watched arriving. This is a boutique luxury hotel in Jardim Paulista, all English red brick and studied understatement, with a rooftop pool, a health club, and bathrooms scaled to impress. The celebrated Fasano restaurant and the jazz bar Baretto are both on the premises, which raises the floor considerably.

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