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

Mango Guest House is in a residental area about half-way between downtown and the Tropical hotels. It's within walking distance -- though a long walk -- of Shopping Amazonas. Rooms are large and bathrooms adequate. The restaurant is superb: pirarucu, done several ways, and other seafood entrees are outstanding. (During my two stays, classical music, played from the internet, added... more