We stayed 1 night before our trip to Tariri Amazon Lodge. For a double occupancy room with AC and private bath and breakfast, the Mango Guesthouse was very comfortable and reasonably priced. There are restaurants in walking distance for dinner and a small art gallery and pool on the site. The shower had hot water, clean towels were provided for... More

Maybe 15 years ago, this place was good, but not anymore. Several major problems: one, the rooms smell horribly (like mothballs), there are mice, and the doors are difficult to unlock. I often spent 10 minutes trying to get into my room. I decided not to return there on the second part of my trip because it was so bad...It's... More

Very nice and quiet location. On one side there are all the rooms with own veranda. In between there is the pool and a small house with PC and TV (there is no TV in the room.) On the other side there is the bar and reception and the very big restaurant. They offer breakfast and dinner, too. Rooms are... More

I have already written a review elsewhere bu feel I should also say on this page. My brother and I would describe the Mango Guest House as CHARMING. We all enjoyed our stay. The staff were helpful at all times. The breakfasts were great a good start to the day. While we were staying at the Guest house the owners... More

We stayed at the Mango guesthouse for 1 night (18.02.2010) before 3 days jungle tour. The person who met us was friendly and spoke good English. We did not book the tour in advance planning to explore options and select what will meet our needs. The information on the web site of the company “Nature Safari” owning the guesthouse (www.naturesafaris.com.br)... More

Stayed here for one night before visiting the Amazon jungle and was very impressed. The beds were comfy, the rooms had AC (which were quite loud), the staff spoke good English and the breakfast was good too. We had a problem with our shower but it was fixed immediately and they even gave me a spare room to shower in... More

I had spent my first night in Manaus at the Ibis Hotel, a theorethıcally much higher standard hotel than Mango's, but, in fact, it turned out that for Manaus accomodation prices are inversally proportioned to quality. Everything here was of an extremely fine quality: rooms, commonal area, reception and service more in general. And food, oh my God, I would... More

Beautiful grounds with a garden, a clean swimming pool, and huge mango trees made me feel far away from the intense noise and congestion of the city. In the morning I woke up to bird song. The staff were enormously friendly and helpful. The rooms were clean and functional. Breakfast was huge with delicious fruit, delectable Brazilian coffee of which... More

We stayed at Mango Guesthouse the night before and after our Amazonas trip. To be honest, if you have the chance to NOT stay in manaus, don't do it but plan your trip so you leave the day your Amazonas tour is finshed. The Mango Guesthouse is located about 30 minutes from the airport and Manaus centre. Even though the... More