Hotel casa dos Frades

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.

Ótimo custo benefício! Localização excelente, muito bem decorado, detalhes que fazem a diferença! É um edifício antigo porém o ambiente criado, a decoração, os ambientes e o astral faz com que tudo combine muito! Melhoraria as toalhas (antigas e muito finas) e o cuidado com o banheiro (pouco papel higiênico e sabonete).

this hotel is so unique! Our second time here

Near Teatro Amazonia. Convinience to eating and sidewalk.

Cafe da manhã bom, cama confortável, o ar de um dos quartos era um pouco lento e o banheiro do outro deixava muita agua sair do box. Mas fora isso tudo ótimo.

The hotel is quaint with a lot of character. While the rooms at the front of the building have a great view, the street can be a bit loud at night. The hotel has a very convenient location.

Simplicidade franciscana, literalmente. Hotel muito muito simples. Suficiente apenas para dormir. Cafe da manhã bastante limitado em variedades e o que havia não estava bom. Som bastante alto nos bares ao lado, atrapalhando o descanso. Sem tv e frigobar no apartamento. Chuveiro eletrico. Roupas de cama e banho desgastadas ao extremo. Enfim, a vantagem foi a localização.

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.

Hotel é justo pelo valor. Mas a decoração é muito bonita.

Apesar da área da cobertura estar em reforma, o visual do Teatro Amazonas e a vista dos detalhes dos sinos da igreja que fica do lado, é fantástico. 👏👏👏