Find hotels near Bernardo Campos Numismatic Museum, Manaus from AED 78

"The hotel is at a great location next to the Teatro. It is old and has a classic feel to it. The room is clean and has AC. Staff is nice and responsive. Breakfast is average. The shower drain may have issue. "

"We were greeted by a well spoken young man that spoke excellent English which was very well received! Super helpful and rooms were small but just what we needed for our purposes. Very clean and buffet breakfast had something for everyone! Very helpful with the little store where we could purchase water and a few very cold beer! "

"Unsafe Hygiene - We stayed twice a week apart. Room 2 on the 2nd floor was OK, albeit the ceiling leaked and the toilet is dated. The second stay we had to stay on the ground floor; it’s basically unusable. We found rat feces in the bed, replacement room had windows that won’t close, open air bathroom to street, room full of mosquitos, mold on walls, flood damaged flooring. We left (along with gentleman in room next door). Still waiting on the refund. Property has potential but needs $100K in upgrades to meet sanitation codes, even in Brazil. "

"Ideal location- lots of sites within walking distance and easy taxi/Uber access"

"Clean rooms and a friendly and helpful staff. The breakfast was good and so was the food in the restaurant. I chose Hotel Saint Paul because they have room safes. The hotel is nice but not fancy. The air conditioning works great though. It’s is near the Theatro Amazonias so you can walk there easily during the day. We were on the third floor and there was a lot of street noise at night, so if you need it quiet to sleep be sure to get a room on the higher floors."

"Everything was good the ladies that clean the room was amazing kind and do there best "

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"If you need Wifi ,- forget it! Drops out even in lobby. So frustrating."

"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."