Hotel Casa Dos Frades

The beds are so hard that you can feel the wooden slats. The WiFi goes in and out every few minutes. The shower in my room wasn't working, took them 3 days to fix it. Staff were very unwilling to spend any time communicating with me. The only upside is the location being right on the square but there are another 15 hotels on that block if you want to be in that location

Не рекомендую! За красивыми фото не комфортные номера, одно полотенца и для тела и лица, наверное владелец так же дома вытирается. Нет горячий питьевой воды за ней надо ходить в соседнее кафе. Мой фото прилагаются! Плитка в номере лопнутая, окно в душе ржавое, на завтрак пустые тарелки! Но всегда можно выпросить яичницу.

酒店有點舊，設施不是太完善，但位置很好，景觀很漂亮。

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.

Quaint hotel with character 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.

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.