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L’amour Night Club
⛔ June 2019 — Sometimes this hipster hot spot is open; sometimes it’s closed. Click here for the full list of Sao Paulo gay bars.
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São Paulo Gay-Friendly Hotels
The “gayborhoods” of São Paulo are very diverse. Which unique flavor is right for you? Check out our guide to the gay neighborhoods of Sao Paulo to help you find the perfect place to stay from our recommended list of gay-friendly hotels. From inexpensive places to crash near nightlife to five-star hotels, our shortlist has what you’re looking for.
Update for São Paulo LGBT Pride 2019:
Hotels in the neighborhood Frei Caneca / Consolação are the closest to the parade route. Check our map of gay Sao Paulo for assistance.
Blue Tree Premium Paulista
Extremely well-run hotel within a ten minute walk from the heart of “Gay Caneca.”
Neighborhood: Frei Caneca / Consolação
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Bourbon Sao Paulo Business Hotel
Straight-laced, yet gay-friendly, hotel next door to the bear and daddy bars.
Neighborhood: Largo do Arouche / Centro
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Hotel Fasano
Five-star luxury in the upscale Jardins district.
Neighborhood: Jardins / Cerqueira César
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Golden Tulip Bela Artes
Well-reviewed and convenient hotel on Frei Caneca street.
Neighborhood: Frei Caneca / Consolação
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Guest Urban Hotel
“Hip, cozy, lovely … The boutique hotel that São Paulo was missing!”
Neighborhood: Pinheiros
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H3 Hotel Paulista
Elegantly simple new hotel.
Neighborhood: Frei Caneca / Consolação
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Hotel Heritage Comfort Inn
Exceptionally priced mid-range hotel.
Neighborhood: Frei Caneca / Consolação
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Mercure Sao Paulo Paulista
An excellent option from the Mercure line of hotels.
Neighborhood: Consolação
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Hotel Moncloa
Low-budget option in the thick of Rua Augusta.
Neighborhood: Largo do Arouche / Centro
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San Michel Hotel
A great home base for exploring Largo do Arouche.
Neighborhood: Largo do Arouche / Centro
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Transamerica Executive: The Advance
Small modern hotel with extra amenities.
Neighborhood: Largo do Arouche / Centro
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Tryp Sao Paulo Paulista Hotel
Sharply stylish hotel catering to the corporate crowd is blocks away from one of the city’s gay epicenters.
Neighborhood: Frei Caneca / Consolação
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Hotel Unique
Exquisite design and stunning views of São Paulo.
Neighborhood: Jardins / Cerqueira César
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Find More Gay-Friendly Places
From the posh Jardins neighborhood to the bohemian sections of Republica, find some great deals on hotels, flats, and apartments on the map below.
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Ritz
Relaxed bistro remains a top dinner destination for gay guys. Continue reading Ritz
The Week
The biggest and the best in São Paulo! Continue reading The Week
A Lôca
Follow that fabulous line down Frei Caneca to one of São Paulo’s most popular clubs. Highly recommended on Thursdays and Sundays. Continue reading A Lôca
Up Cozinha & Bar
Chill out on the terrace with eclectic Brazilian cocktails and tapas. Continue reading Up Cozinha & Bar
Blue Space
Nightlife institution with world-famous theatrical performances. Continue reading Blue Space
Thermas Lagoa
World famous Brazilian sauna has it all!
Rua Borges Lagoa 287
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Hours: Sun – Thurs 2PM to midnight
Fri 2PM – 2AM and Sat 2PM – 1AM
Hot muscular Brazilian men are the main attraction at Thermas Lagoa, so don’t be timid if you feel like a kid in a candy story at one of the nation’s best gay saunas. Prostitution is legal in Brazil, but before you jump in … sit back and enjoy the show! In fact, many visitors go just to see the live entertainment. Friday nights are particularly a good option to catch the show from 10 to 11PM and still have time to hit a nightclub or two.
The shows are wilder (and gayer) then anything the Chippendales could ever deliver, and the seating is within a few feet of the small stage. Behind the stage, a glass-enclosed shower room gives patrons an eyeful of good clean fun.
After the show, clients and garotos de programa have the option of getting a room, or just relaxing in one Thermas Lagoa’s many areas (steam room, pool, and dry sauna.)
For those concerned with safety, the management knows they have a good thing going and do not tolerate on any sort of criminal activity. Visitors have a locker room separate from the working boys, and the streets outside of Termas Lagoa are quiet and conservative with no indication of what goes on behind closed doors.
Ibirapuera Park
Spend the entire day in one of South America’s largest city parks. Continue reading Ibirapuera Park