Where the sophistication of international hospitality meets the welcoming Brazilian identity: located in São Paulo's financial hub, Pulso Hotel embodies a blend of modernity and cultural immersion, seamlessly integrating art, gastronomy, design, music, and wellness. Opened on March 11th, this haven of comfort spans almost 6,500 sqm and is nestled on a quiet side street off Faria Lima Avenue.

Pulso aims to be not just a hotel, but a concept. Contemporary luxury here is defined by unforgettable experiences rather than ostentation. Led by CEO Otavio Suriani, the brand redefines hospitality as integral to cultural life, fostering a dialogue between cosmopolitan dynamics and high-level artistic production.

With interiors and architecture designed by Studio Arthur Casas, the building embraces urban living, facilitating vibrant interactions with the city through barrierfree access and a dynamic brise-soleil façade with folding openings. The project aligns directly with the plot, eliminating any setback between the building and the walkway.

Coupled with the open lobby, it establishes itself as a truly urban hotel. The brises provide necessary privacy for guests, ensuring they feel immersed in the city environment with comfort. Located on Henrique Monteiro Street, a 9-meter setback creates a small boulevard along the public walkway leading to the hotel entrance. This inviting garden, with large-leaf plants and Ipê trees, provides a pleasant walking area, offering both shelter for pedestrians and a natural filter for the glass facade.

Surrounded by two gardens (the external and internal), the lobby serves as a vibrant social hub rather than a traditional reception space. It forms a grand portico that seamlessly connects the bar, restaurant, and boulangerie. Integrated into the architecture and greenery, the artwork "Mácula" by Nuno Ramos—a 30-meter-long panel with Braille inscriptions—is prominently featured in the indoor garden.