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Moema, tudo de bom!

Superhost

Entire rental unit

hosted by Thais

2 guests
1 bedroom
1 bed
1 bath

Dedicated workspace

A common area with wifi that’s well-suited for working.

Self check-in

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Free cancellation for 48 hours.

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New, upscale studio in the heart of Moema. Complete leisure infrastructure, with gym, semi-Olympic pool and jacuzzi. SMART TV, Wi-Fi in the bedroom and co-working space located in common areas. Convenience store inside the condominium. Apartment with balcony and wonderful view of the city skyline. Close to Shopping and Ibirapuera Park, Eucaliptos subway station and Congonhas airport.

The space
- Double bed with 200-thread sheet set
- Towel set
- Microwave
- Fridge
- Desktop
- Balcony
- Smart TV
- Wifi - internet 300 megs
- Electronic lock - self check-in
- Electric coffee maker
- Iron

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom

1 queen bed

What this place offers

City skyline view

Kitchen

Wifi

Dedicated workspace

Shared pool

Shared hot tub

Pets allowed

TV

Unavailable: Carbon monoxide alarm

Unavailable: Smoke alarm

Where you’ll be

Indianópolis, São Paulo, Brazil

Undoubtedly, one of the great advantages of the Moema neighborhood is its location. It is close to Congonhas Airport and between avenues such as: Bandeirantes; Ibirapuera and Santo Amaro.
Some of the restaurants in Moema are famous throughout the city. In addition, the bars in Moema are quite popular and guarantee a fun night out in São Paulo.

Green areas, parks and cycle paths are other key points. Some extensive avenues in the region, such as Ibirapuera, have a huge number of trees, plants and flowerbeds. To top it off, access to the park can be done by bicycle, as there are numerous cycle paths in the surroundings.
The region also has a good range of attractions for the whole family, including the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Afro Brasil Museum — both in Ibirapuera Park — and the Museu da Casa Brasileira and the Museum of Image and Sound.