Famous Crows is in a excellent spot in Belém. This neighborhood was quaint, safe and had lots of little shops and eateries. Next to the famous pastel de nata and just down the road from the monetary of the monks who created the famous tarts, and the other direction was a police station and the presidential palace ( if you are keen to see some men in uniform).. Well worth the look! It was a short walk to the coastline, where monuments and towers were abound. Very cool. Lots of hawkers, who were persistent but polite. Stalls were set up along the waterfront. Take 50¢ for the toilet.
The accommodation was pretty good.
We only had to walk up one flight of stairs with our bags, our friends had to walk 3. The house keeping girls offered to help, and really friendly.
Our room was next to a common terrace that housed the laundry.. Which even though the booking site says there was a laundry room, this was NOT FOR GUESTS TO USE, and then my husband was told "we have video footage of you using it" which we had already told them we had.. I wish I was there for that conversation. This was one of the main reasons we booked here for 5 nights. Maybe a sign there? It was also a bit disappointing that we had one small drinking glass but 2 wine glasses (I saw that as a sign) coffee cups but no jug, and we were not allowed to flush toilet paper. There was a shared toilet that we used for those definite toilet paper moments.
The bed was comfy, the shower great, and loved having a couch.