Hilton Hotel, São Paulo, Business hotel in Brooklin Novo, Brazil.

Hilton Hotel is a contemporary business hotel in São Paulo with multiple floors and modern design. It offers views of the city's skyline through floor-to-ceiling windows and contains 485 guest rooms, conference spaces, a fitness center, and three restaurants serving international and Brazilian cuisine.

The establishment was recognized as a Conpresp Good Class building, marking its architectural importance in São Paulo's urban development. This designation underscores its place in the city's modern architectural history.

The hotel displays Brazilian artworks throughout its interior spaces, with pieces from regional artists visible in common areas. These works reflect the artistic identity of the region and invite visitors to explore.

The hotel occupies the Centro Empresarial Nações Unidas in Brooklin Novo, on the banks of the Marginal Pinheiros, and has 19 meeting rooms, two of them ballrooms seating up to 600 people. Guests reach the rooms through this business complex, which also places the Marginal Pinheiros expressway and the riverbank nearby.

Tom Zé immortalised the Ipiranga 165 building in his song "A briga do edifício Itália com o Hilton hotel", which stages a quarrel between the Hilton and the neighbouring Edifício Itália. The hotel's guests have included former US president George W. Bush, singer Cyndi Lauper and the band Evanescence.