good hotel for budget traveler

Location was excellent. The conditions and cleanness was below average.

Average hotel in a great area. Limited service above bed and breakfast (no bar, mini bar etc)

Entendo que tenta oferecer um custo baixo mas coisas básicas poderiam melhorar bastante a experiência… o banheiro poderia ser melhor, as toalhas poderiam ser mais novas (estavam rasgadas de tão velhas), um café da manhã um pouquinho melhor…

The hotel was centrally located for walking and exploring. We were comfortable and safe.

We love the location of the hotel, right in the main square of the town. The breakfast was delicious and authentic to the Amazon area.

Can't beat the location with the theater right across the street. Plenty of places to eat and drink nearby. Breakfast was amazing and the place was really clean. The decorations gave it a really homey feel. I've stayed in many places around Centro and I'll definitely be staying here again.

It is a very special hotel, would advise it for travellers for vacations, very cosy and nice staff. For business purposes it is a bit poor as regards the small rooms, no cabinet for your suites, shirts, clothes and no desk to work.

this hotel is so unique! Our second time here

Near Teatro Amazonia. Convinience to eating and sidewalk.

AMERICANS!! This review is for you and others that don’t speak Portuguese. We found one employee here who spoke a tiny bit of English and a little bit of Spanish. The others spoke maybe two words of English. We got along fine with the staff using our phones to translate. This hotel is the former home of the friar to the church on the corner. It is spectacularly decorated in a sort of adventure theme. So cool! There’s no ice. And, like the rest of Manaus, the water is unsafe for Americans. They sell cold bottled water in the lobby. Use that for brushing teeth. Use hand sanitizer instead of washing hands. You can’t flush paper down the toilet but there is a bidet. Also, there wasn’t a TV in our room. (We didn’t care!) Because of safety issues you should limit yourself to the immediate square once the sun sets. The Teatro Amazonas is across the street. It’s an opera house and well worth touring. Many restaurants and food carts line the square and many of them have English speaking employees. The “pipoca” is delicious. Please note that it is not a Hilton, or even a Days Inn, but it is a unique property that adds to the adventure of visiting Manaus.

Very basic. We came a day early Viking Cruise I/5 the cos of Airport Marriott nite before Very close to where we board the ship Hotel across from Opera. Any restaurants within 100 meters or so, Perfect when arriving fatigued

Nice location and cozy atmosphere

Amazing property with bohemian chic decor, so many places to privately relax on site with amazing vistas, will return , and have already recommended to people!

Wonderful hotel. Located right in city center. Close to the theater and restaurants as well as lots of shopping. Highly recommend.

Awesome staff , great location , ambiance stella

Beautiful old hotel in the center of town, near many restaurants and cafés with live music especially on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights. Much quieter on Monday night, but still many dining options. Great place to stay for taking day trips into the Amazon. The hotel has a large roof top lounge area and other spaces for sitting, reading, or talking. Our room was large. Staff are very nice and quickly gave us another when the air conditioner broke. Breakfast was very good with a nice selection of items.

It is a beautiful old building with great furniture. Well located.

Staff is friendly and knowledgeably. Perfect location in the center of town with an amazing rooftop seating area with views of the Teatro Amazonas Grand Opera House. Nice walk to Feira Manaus Moderna port.

Unique decor