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Review: Hotel Caesar Park Sao Paulo Airport

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We had three ~12 hour layovers in Sao Paulo, so to preserve our sanity we figured we were best off getting a day room at an airport hotel, given how lackluster the airport lounge options are. Sadly this didn’t really cross our mind till the night before we had our first 12 hour layover.

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(@Larry)
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Lucky, believe you ment ninth floor instead if night floor.


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(@Shannon)
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Thanks for writing and we are glad this series is finally over thought had been tried very hard to read. After all, this series is just a little bit lackluster and boring. Hopefully your Europe trip for New Year will be much more appealing.


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 sean
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LOL @ evil eye in first photo


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@ Larry -- Thanks, fixed!


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(@hkairlinenews)
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@ Larry - Larry, believe you meant instead of instead of instead if.


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(@wwk5d)
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And I believe he meant meant instead of ment.


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(@hkairlinenews)
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Lucky, when are you going to update the "Trip Reports" section?


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(@takke)
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Thanks Lucky, great reading as usual!


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(@Judge Dee)
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Ben
Interesting report, thanks. Should that be 2 'double' beds in the first room, rather than 'twin', or is there a difference in terminology between US & Australia in this regard?


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@ Judge Dee -- Hmmm, you're right, those do seem to be double beds, though the website lists both the classic and luxury rooms as having twin beds. Odd.


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