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Guest Favorite
Hotel Matao By Mercure ★★★★
Matao
Guests applaud the spotless rooms, friendly staff, and complimentary coffee and tea in the restaurant.
Hotels · Sao Paulo · Brazil
We’ve reviewed seven hotels in Matao, from budget stays with free parking to top-rated guest favorites, to help you find the right base for exploring this São Paulo town.
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Guest Favorite
Matao
Guests applaud the spotless rooms, friendly staff, and complimentary coffee and tea in the restaurant.
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Practical stay
A practical motel in Matao with easy access to the municipal museum and town square, plus free parking.
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Adults Only
Matao Motel
An adults-only motel with strong room and service scores, free parking, and a convenient location near Praca da Matriz.
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Central & practical
Matao
67 rooms, a 5-minute walk from Igreja Cristo Vive, with parking and air conditioning in Matao.
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Free parking
Matao
Free parking, Wi-Fi, and a 24-hour reception – a dependable base a 13-minute walk from the municipal museum.
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Family-friendly
Free parking, a pool, and a relaxed atmosphere in Matao, close to the Cairbar Schutel Museum.
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Pet-friendly
Matao
A compact 11-room stay with free parking and pet-friendly policy, a short walk from Praca da Matriz.
Matao
An 8.9-rated hotel in Matao, ranked 2nd of 8 in the area — a reliable choice for your stay.
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The seven hotels on this page represent a genuine spread of what Matao offers. Ratings range from 7.0 to 8.9, and nightly prices start at $24 for a basic 3-star (Hotel Leiria) and climb to $45 for the 4-star Hotel Matao By Mercure. The two highest-rated properties — both scoring 8.9 — sit at different price points: the Mercure at $45 and Hotel Caicara II with no listed price, which suggests rates are often similar across the mid-range. For most travellers, choosing here comes down to desired amenities and location rather than drastic price differences.
Several hotels place you within walking distance of the municipal museum. Spazio Village Motel has easy access to both the museum and the town square, making it a convenient budget option at $33. Hotel Leiria sits a 13-minute walk away with free parking and a 24-hour reception, ideal for a history-focused visit. Hotel Pousada Sao Pedro Matao is also close to the Cairbar Schutel Museum, which houses local exhibits. Staying near these cultural spots puts you in Matao’s historic heart, where you can walk to landmarks without needing transport.
Nightly rates range from about $24 to $45, with a typical cost around $35. Budget options like Hotel Leiria start at $24, while the top-rated Hotel Matao By Mercure charges $45. Rates are stable year-round given the limited demand.
Staying near the town centre, within walking distance of the Praca da Matriz and the municipal museum, puts you close to the main sights. Hotels like Hotel Pouso Novo (near the square) and Spazio Village Motel are good picks. You won’t need a car for exploring these central areas.
Matao is about 300 km northwest of São Paulo, roughly a 4-hour drive or bus ride. The nearest major airport is São Paulo’s Guarulhos International, with bus services to Matao’s central station. Once there, you can walk to most hotels.
Since Matao has only a handful of hotels and no massive tourist influx, booking a few weeks ahead is usually sufficient. However, during local events or business conferences in nearby cities, rooms can fill up—so reserving when your plans are firm is wise.
Matao, a mid-sized city in São Paulo state, offers a compact set of hotels geared mainly toward practical, budget-conscious travellers. Most properties cluster near the town centre, putting the municipal museum, the Praca da Matriz and landmarks like Igreja Cristo Vive within easy walking distance. The range here is small but varied: you’ll find family-run pousadas with pools, simple 3-star hotels, and a few higher-rated places that stand out for service and cleanliness.
Prices are notably affordable, with nightly rates spanning from $24 to $45. At the lower end, you get functional rooms with free parking; at the higher end, options like the 4-star Mercure provide extra comfort and a restaurant. While there’s no luxury segment, the quality gap between the cheapest and most expensive is narrow, so even the top pick remains cost-effective. One motel also appears in the listing, offering an adults-only alternative.
This set of seven hotels in Matao is ideal for travellers who want an affordable, central base with easy access to the town’s museums and squares, and who don’t need luxury. Families might prefer the pool at Hotel Pousada Sao Pedro, while those set on parking or pet-friendly stays should also check the dedicated pages for parking or pet-friendly options. Travellers wanting more central choices can look at the central hotels page, which filters for the best locations.