Atrium Quinta de Pedras Hotel

Super nice . The best

The breakfast had a variety of delicious items with good coffee! Our arrival the day before was early, and so we enjoyed a delicious lunch in the restaurant, so much so that we had dinner at the hotel also. During dinner a cultural dance show was performed which was unobtrusive to dining and very enjoyable!!

Room was nice. Hotel was nice. Restaurant on property was very good. Some electrical issues but not their fault.

Excellent restaurant, friendly staff, comfortable rooms

Rooms were very clean. Staff were kind and courteous.

Overall this is an overpriced hotel! Pros: location is good, walking distance to mangal das garças and “old village”. Nice breakfast and lovely outdoor seating. Cons: room had a pile of dirty at the entrance. There was only one iron available (staff was unable to bring it to your room, you had to go downstairs to grab it and they took 10 minutes to find it(?) - overall the experience was disappointing.

The hotel is well located, very peculiar as it has been a monastery. Rooms are spacious, well lit and with excellent AC. Staff goes above and beyond to make our wishes come true. The restaurant is fabulous serving local dishes with generous portions and great price. The pool is well equipped with comfy lounge chairs and natural shades from a mature landscape. We’ll definetly be back to Atrium Quinta das Pedras.

Nice, historic hotel by the Botanical Gardens. Only complaint is that it would be nice to have some more vegetables available with meals. Lots of fish options but hard to get a simple fresh salad that doesn’t have lettuce. Big rooms, nice staff lovely outdoor dining

Neighborhood has little to offer. Street noise at night and in the morning was disruptive to my sleep. AC positioned to blow directly on the bed, which gave me a terrible sinus infection that lasted nearly two weeks. Not sure if it was from bacteria in the AC, or just the cold dry air blowing in me all night long. In any case, it was terrible and nearly ruined my trip. Bed was okay, not great. Bathroom was acceptable. It’s essentially a three star room. I did like the interior courtyard and dining. Would I go back? No. The AC sickness was a deal breaker and the location offered nothing valuable within walking distance. It’s a neat little hotel and I wanted to like it, but can’t recommend it. The price was fair. But I would have rather paid more for a better experience.

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Super nice

Facilidade no pré-check in, restaurante e quartos perfeitos!

Everything was good!!

Very strange rooms with no natural light (no windows, only wood panels) and very expensive for what it is. The restaurant of the hotel is particularly bad, very expensive and all the food I was served was over cooked and dry (dry rice, dry grilled fish, dried up pancetta in my carbonatará etc.), they really need a better chef. Mosquitoes everywhere. I also saw a cricket walk through my room.

It was a very good stay. Hotel is of high quality. Very clean, staff was very helpful. Restaurant was also good quality. The area is quiet and there is an echological parke nearby. Access to transportation was through Uber. Service was prompt and courteous. The only proble I had was the remote for the airconditioning that was too old, but it worked fine when I could see the controls and screen.

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Property is beuty, unique. Service must be improved.

I want to love this place. We stayed here last year and had a wonderful experience but this time around unfortunately it wasn’t quite as positive. Our room had no hot water, the sinks were clogged, the TV gets less than 10 channels, and the room I paid for was not what I received. Lastly, our key card never worked and had to call staff every time we needed to get into our room. Staff was unapologetic with every problem. If you have foreign money, than it’s probably a bargain but if you pay in reais you are getting overcharged, but Belem unfortunately is an expensive city when it really shouldn’t be. The area around the hotel is notoriously dangerous after sunset that the staff didn’t recommend we walk less than a block to eat at a restaurant near by for fear of muggings, even though it’s adjacent to a naval base!! I’ve lived in Brazil for many years, am a citizen… I get it, but make an entry in the back of the hotel to make it easier to access the Mangal das garças so your patrons don’t have to feel sketched out walking that creepy 300 feet to get there. I don’t know… simple things. Other than that, the hotel is absolutely stunning in beauty. Reminiscent of the Cloisters museum in NYC (I’m originally a New Yorker) and the breakfast is top notch. Also, you get a free massage. Mine was great but my wife woke up with more pain in her back. Like I say, I really want to love this place, but small improvements would make it compete with some of the best hotels in the world.

Fantastic choice, although I chose it on a fluke because I don't know the area but the photos were impressive. In addition, the hotel is part of the cidade velha (the old city). Management and staff were very helpful all along. The restaurant is one of the best in town, so much so that in the weekend people from outside stream in just for dinner. Great breakfast and a sweet swimming pool to refresh yourself from the scorching sun. Also, it's around the corner from the Mangal das Garças Zoo-botanic Park, a gem! For me, it was a delight to walk from the Hydroviario docks, through Portão das Docas, the Ver-o-peso market, and march across the square with Belem's iconic clock. From the cathedral you can walk down Rua Dr. Assis to the hotel in 15 minutes.