Studio Completo Com Piscina, Academia E Coworking
| Wi-Fi | Air conditioning | No pets allowed |
Studio Completo Com Piscina, Academia E Coworking Sao Paulo is nestled in Itaim Bibi District with excellent entertainment options: From nightclubs and bars, to a lake on Ibirapuera Park and the Brazilian House Museum, a 5-minute walk from the restaurant Restaurante Capadocia. Wi-Fi is available for guests' business or leisure needs.
This apartment lies 2.5 km from WTC Events Center and in the vicinity of Campo Belo tube station. Studio Completo Com Piscina, Academia E Coworking is also situated 10 minutes' drive from the Octávio Frias de Oliveira Bridge. This apartment is within 7 km of the bustling Paulista Avenue.
The property comprises a fully furnished kitchen for self-catering. Congonhas airport can be reached in 10 minutes by car.
Facilities
General
- Wi-Fi
- No pets allowed
In the room
- Air conditioning
Frequently asked questions
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What popular attractions are close to Studio Completo Com Piscina, Academia E Coworking?
Guests of Studio Completo Com Piscina, Academia E Coworking can visit one of the highly rated landmarks, WTC Events Center, placed around 10 minutes away by car. Other sights are the bustling Paulista Avenue (7 km) as well as Octavio Frias de Oliveira Bridge (3 km). - ❓
What are the best restaurants around Studio Completo Com Piscina, Academia E Coworking?
Guests staying at Studio Completo Com Piscina, Academia E Coworking have the privilege of choosing from a variety of renowned nearby restaurants. One of the top recommendations is restaurant Restaurante Capadocia, which has earned a remarkable 9/10 rating from customers. Additionally, restaurant Zait Gastronomia is a popular choice, with a high 9 rating. - ❓
Does this apartment come with a kitchen?
Yes, this apartment provides a fully furnished kitchen. - ❓
Do the apartment cater to the needs of business travelers with specific facilities?
The apartment ensures that business travelers have access to various facilities, including a work desk.
