Casa Club Hostel Bar
São Paulo, Brazil

The laborer's neighborhood of the 50´s still preserves some houses in their original architecture and small side streets filled with art shops and bars mixed with tall luxurious buildings.

The great number of spots linked to cultural activities such as crafts workshops, art galleries, bookshops and of course the bars and their characteristic bohemia will put you in touch with a diversity of interesting people and the cultural miscegenation typical of Brazil.

Everyday life in the Vila reflects the harmony among its citizens and in the many neighborhood shops and services, the brazilian spirit of well-being and solicitude. At nightfall the local population is gradually replaced by the bohemians always present in the neighborhood. The bars (over 100 options!!) become filled with cheerful and good-looking people seeking a good time, usually moved by many kinds of brazilian music. There's an array of spots offering from sophisticated and cultural atmosphere to many bars with sidewalks packed with youngsters after the famous chopp and ice-cold beer.

Nightlife starts around 8pm and is usually over by midnight from Monday to Wednesday (except from traditionals, which are quite many). From Thursday to Saturday it goes on until 2, 3, 4am and on Sundays from around 4pm to midnight.

This neighborhood preserves its identity while inserted in the metropolis. It's accessible by bus corridors at streets Cardeal Arcoverde and Teodoro Sampaio and by the metro (subway). Soon we'll be served by another line by station Fradique Coutinho and Terminal Faria Lima. All these in a walking distance from Casa Club.

Besides the ones listed below, Casa Club promotes artistic exhibitions and a pleasant ambiance to meet other guests and customers of the bar.