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Fasano São Paulo (Jardins)

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When restaurateur Gero Fasano opened his family's first hotel in 2003, it was exactly a century after his great-grandfather Vittorio arrived from Milan and opened Brasserie Paulista; the address, Rua Vittorio Fasano, carries the ancestor's name. Architects Isay Weinfeld and Marcio Kogan designed the 60-room flagship around Fasano's restaurant-first philosophy, hiding the reception behind the lobby, and its Baretto bar was once ranked the world's best by Wallpaper magazine.

About Fasano São Paulo (Jardins)

History

Hotel Fasano São Paulo (Jardins) opened in 2003 as the first hotel from Brazil's Fasano restaurant family, exactly a century after Milanese immigrant Vittorio Fasano opened Brasserie Paulista in 1902. His great-grandson Gero Fasano, the group's fourth-generation chairman, built the hotel on Rua Vittorio Fasano, a street named for the family patriarch, with architects Isay Weinfeld and Marcio Kogan designing a building that draws on the city's 1930s and 1940s architectural language.

The 60-room hotel is organized around Fasano's long-running restaurant, in operation since 1982, and the Baretto bar, once ranked the world's best by Wallpaper magazine for its intimate performances by artists including Caetano Veloso and Chico Buarque. A rooftop pool on the 21st floor overlooks the Jardins neighborhood.

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