Amazonas Budget Hotels

"No balcony, no microwave if you wanted to heat food up you purchased elsewhere. You have the arrive at the exact time the hotel requires. I had to wait 4 hours when i just got off the plane. The room they stored my luggage in had bugs because when i retrieved my bags and was allowed in my room they were crawling all on my belongings. With no notice they take a photo of your face and you have to scan your face to do anything there, the restaurant, the pool,the elevator your room its annoying after so many times. The staff was nice, but i definitely would've preferred another place."

"Very friendly "

"The staff was very helpful, room was clean. Breakfast was good"

"Great location in downtown Manaus. Staff was Very courteous and helpful during our stay. Very charming boutique hotel and I do recommend it ! "

"The staff was outstanding and very helpful. The photos and facilities were excellent. The location was wonderful and the food at the restaurant was the best we had in Manuas."

"The receptionist was very nice and helpful. The room was clean. "

" I stayed at Rede Andrade in Manaus for two nights and initially planned to return for an additional night after my Amazon trip, but due to my experience, I decided not to. At reception on the first day, the staff did not speak English, were unfriendly, and seemed more focused on their phones than on assisting guests. There was also a travel agency representative in the lobby constantly trying to sell highly overpriced tours. He offered us a 4-hour city walk for €100 for two people, which is completely unreasonable. Even after we clearly said we were not interested, he continued approaching us during breakfast, in the lobby, and repeatedly throughout our stay. It was very uncomfortable and intrusive. The room was extremely hot. The air conditioning unit was old, dirty, and honestly looked unsafe to use. Because of this, we had to open the window, but the view was frightening and unpleasant. In the evening, we found a huge flying cockroach in the room. Thankfully, one male receptionist helped us remove it. Before leaving for a 4-day trip to the Amazon, I asked if I could safely store my work laptop at the hotel so I would not have to take it with me into the forest. That day, there was one kind English-speaking receptionist who said she would ask the manager and store it safely in the manager’s office. I tipped her 50 BRL and left another 50 BRL for the manager to ensure my laptop would be secure. I placed the laptop and a few small belongings inside a "

"yes the room was very clean. Staff was nice. They always had someone on staff who spoke good english. Rooms and air conditioning were very comfortable. Breakfast was generally good, when not too crowded"

"Smelled like mildew"