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We used this hotel after leaving a Seabourn cruise at 8am. We had a morning tour off the bus which dropped us off at the hotel at about noon. We arranged our reservation online and got an excellent rate--$62 inc. taxes. There was a little delay in getting into the room but we were settled by 2PM. Our flight was at 3:30 AM. The front desk arranged a taxi large enough for all our luggage at midnight. We could have left later since the Manaus airport was efficient and modern. It was a flat $20 (US OK) to the airport. The only glitch was the Hotel tried to charge $220 upon checkout and I had to show my printed receipt that we had already prepaid our full night's charge. They accepted our receipt without question and copied it for their records. Our room was clean and very acceptable. Friends of ours weren't so lucky and got a bathroom with a lot of mold stain.

nice clean hotel. hotel is on the newer side and maintained quite well. some staff have good english but other support staff english needs a bit improvement. some staff were more friendly than others. still a very clean hotel with good showers, and good ac. location is a bit far off from the main sites. hotel is far from the core tourist attractions and cabs can be expensive in manaus. close to a mall and mcdonalds. nice hotel though

The hotel is very old, not renovated. The main problem for me - hot water from the streaming heater at the shower - only 2 positions: cold and very very hot. The breakfast is OK, served from 5 AM - very good for the early start to Amazonia. Central location - all interesting places at Manaus within walking distance. Stayed only 2 nights before and after jungle tour, so in that case OK for it's price.

this hotel is nowhere near 5 star. our floor was tiled (cracked), and the condensation from the airconditioner below made the floor dangerously slippery. the room key was difficult, and only worked half the time, with great care. limited food options for room service. the lobby leaked water onto the couches, making you wet if you wanted to use the internet. the gym had no working equipment, and a dead animal in the walls, which created a terrible smell. both saunas were inoperational, one of which caused the whole hotel to smell damp and mildewy. the only thing which can be said for it is that it is close to a main road, and the teatro amazonas. otherwise, it has no redeeming features.

We were in another hotel down the road and moved to here because it had wifi and our last place it was none existent. Here it was not much better connected but very slow and if you trying to book things on line not good. We also booked here as it said staff were bi lingual. We only had this for a couple of minutes the guy was rushing off ... With so many questions and not seeing the guy again during our stay found it very unhelpful ... That aside the lady on exception was brilliant despite her lack of English. The reception area was brilliantly decorated and welcoming sadly the room we were in did not come to same standard. Rated food 5.breakfast was not available

I really enjoyed my stay at this location. Alves, the owner, personally ensured that I found everything I needed. There is a shuttle that goes from airport to the hotel for 20 brl. Easy peasy! Rooms are comfortable, with Aircon, mini fridge stocked with various drinks, HD TV, tropical decor and very, very clean! Breakfast is served at 7 am but since I had an early flight, they had everything prepared for me by 6:30! In addition to local fruits,sweet breads and more, consideration is given to those like me, who enjoy a more typical american style breakfast. My only complaint is that I didn't stay longer!! Just a side note- I thought there was an actual restaurant in the hotel to order room service. There is not. You can order food from the overpriced China in box but beware! There are no prices on anything and though I got a small portion of food for myself, I paid a whopping 50 brl. There is a restaurant across the street which has an all you can eat buffet for 20 brl. If you go after two pm, there will be no food. In Brazil, they take eating at 12pm on the dot seriously so you will not likely find anything open after two. You may be hungry until dinner:) Of course you can always venture out into the city center which isn't too far away. Taxis will always be expensive- this is Brazil and worse Manaus which is a city that charges exuberant prices for everything because, after all, you are in middle of the rain forest! There are many buses that pass by and all go to the city center. If you don't speak portuguese, you may want to take a translator with you..Not many brazilians speak English. Hope my review helps!!!

Stayed here 1 night, Room was basic for a premium room! Swimming Pool is awesome but wouldn’t hurt them investing in some outdoor furniture as plastic chairs look cheap and tacky! There’s a restaurant onsite but I wouldn’t recommend as food is basic and service is slow, the breakfast was a good spread but low quality! Staff are poorly trained, we even had a staff member use a key to open our room with out knocking to show another 2 guests the room whilst we were in there! Overall this hotel is in a prime position with awesome pool just rough around the edges, could be fixed with the right management ;)