I've stayed there for just one night on the 7th floor. From the window, you can see Negro river in the distance.Definetely, this is NOT a 4 star hotel. It's very simple, although all rooms are equiped with air conditioning, phone and a small fridge. It's well located: you can walk to Jefferson Peres park, Teatro Amazonas and other interesting... More

From the smug rudeness of the check-in clerk to the microscopic hotel room, this place was terrible. Its like an old office building from the 70s and your room used to belong to a junior secretary or something. For the price they charge you can get something much better in Manaus. Fairly convenient location, walking distance to the Opera house... More

Lonely planet describes this hotel as 'comfortable and modern'. That must have been in the early 80s! That description is as far from our experience as it could be. Nothing has been done to this place in many, many years. I am sure it was a reasonably nice hotel some 15 years ago (a faded sign outside said something about... More

The Plaza Hotel is located in the old part of Manaus, which has certainly seen better days. The worse thing about the hotel and the room is that it was very expensive for what it was as we paid about $70 U.S. We´ve stayed in similar rooms for $25 in most South American cities. The high price raised our expectations... More

Manaus is not the best place to be as a tourist in Brazil, but the Plaza has set a new standard for me. It was the worst place where I have been during my trip, the escaped after a night. The hotel is rather old and a renovation 10 years ago would have been a good idea, but they didnt... More

Great base to explore Manaus from. Centrally located and sister hotel to the much more expensive Taj Mahal hotel. This 4 star hotel was exceptional value costing only 25 pounds a night for a room with breakfast. They allow you to use the pool facilities in the Taj Mahal. Definately recommeded as great value for money. More