No complains, even if Internet was veeeeery slowly, even if the space is like the back of a great familiar house, the room was clean, the bathroom working and (important!) the air conditioning working! It´s a trevaller little hotel for local people working or young "mochileros".

The hotel is in quite good location. Not too far from the center and very close to main city-bus terminal. It was easy and inexpensive to get to the hotel by city-bus from the main ‘intercity’ bus terminal and to the airport. The neighborhood was good with many restaurants, bars, travel agencies and shops. The “touristy center” (with Opera House)... More

The hotel is not that great but if your on a budget it is okay. It is not far to walk to several interesting things like the market, the shops, restaurants and the opera house. On different point in the neighbourhood you can take buses to everywhere in manaus. Even to the airport. Till 10 pm it's also quite safe... More

hi, we had a good time in this hostel, the staff was really helpful. the rooms are basic, but ok. the only thing you have to be aware of is that a man named thomas tries to sell trips. he seems quite ok but he makes dirty jokes with boys and tries to make girls laugh in all kind of... More

This is surprising a Lonely Planet recommended hostel. For those of you who are heading there, be careful during low season. I went when the was barely anyone staying there. The staff working at the reception were mostly rude and not helpful. After I have decided not to book a tour at the hostel, the receptionist decided to jack up... More

We found this hotel through Lonely Planet, and booked it a couple of days before leaving Rio de Janeiro to go to Manaus. The rooms were simple but clean, with airconditioning, and no hot water (no problem since Manaus is always hot so the natural water feels nice). We did a two day trip into the jungle, and were able... More