Manaus Inns from SAR 150

We took a 45 minute boat ride out of Manaus, Brazil to a nice area off the Rio Negro. We ate at a restaurant floating on the river, and then walked several hundreds yards back into the jungle. This was just one of many interesting photo opportunities. Notice that one of the lily pads has a visitor taking a rest.

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Luxury Double Room | Hypo-allergenic bedding, free WiFi, bed sheets

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Santo Agostinho

Rick

SAR 150 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Feb - 2 Feb

Villa dos Parikas

Colônia Paricatuba

SAR 858 total

includes taxes & fees

4 Feb - 5 Feb

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Top Manaus Hotel Reviews

Quality Hotel Manaus

10/10 Excellent

"The air conditioner worked but didn’t get cold. There are no comforters on the bed, just a sheet. They do provide a sanitized blanket in the closet but mine looked very ratty. We had issues with the hot water but service was immediately on it. Front desk spoke English and was very helpful. "

Hotel Casa do Bispo

10/10 Excellent

"Breakfast served daily even on holidays. Staff very friendly and helpful with all questions. For convenience, they should consider providing a map of local businesses a visitor may need: supermarket, laundry, cash exchange, etc. Also, the hotel is right on St Sebastian square, along with bars and restaurants that host bands regularly. So, even during the week, but especially on the weekends, it’s noisy late. The area of the teatro and the square is fairly impoverished: plenty of vagrants, stray dogs, but despite its appearance, it is probably more convenient and fun than other, cleaner locations. Lots of necessary services available, along with street vendors most of the day, various events in the square and around the teatro, and of course the bars/restaurants, many with very good food reasonably priced. "