Le Massilia is well located, offering simple rooms, including all basics (air conditioning, private bath). Breakfast is okay, but could be improved (the first day "pão de queijo" had already run out and were not reloaded. Decoration is a bit kitsch, but there is a swimming pool which is very positive if one considers having a refreshment to the warm... More

Clean rooms, well located hotel in downtown Belem. Best bar in town.

lovely court yard with small pool. the breakfast is good too, it's great to get all this fresh fruit everywhere in brazil. the thing I didn't like in this hotel were the smelly rooms. they told me it was the wood?? I didn't know that wood could give such a foul smell and would defently change for other material and... More

Although having a residence in Belem, I happened to need a place to stay for a few days while some renovations where done.  Belem is a very expensive city for hotel rooms, with typical thrift chains with average (and small) rooms charging over us$100-150. I feel that the 'Le Massilia' was a nice little find because it's conveniently located for... More

Beautiful lodgings, just off the main square (Praça da Republica), with a swimming pool, waterfall and spacious, tastefully decorated rooms. Roomsafe. French-run. Wifi in "all rooms" and worked ok when I tested it on booking, but only occasionally in the room I was given on check-in. It would be good if this could be fixed as it is a very... More

This place is conveniently located as it is walking distance to most sights. There are few places in Belem representing good value and this is one of them. It has a small and relaxing pool. The restaurant is good and so is breakfast. The staff is generally helpful. The room was perfectly adequate but a bit dark. Overall, a good... More

This hotel is seedy, like something out of a Graham Greene novel. Seems to be in the throes of remodeling, but still it looks half finished. The room smelled like disinfectant and unidentified nasty stuff. The bed is not great and the AC is loud. The pool is turbid. The french restaurant is overpriced- chewy filet mignon- and has a... More

Through the more than 47 years we have resided in Brazil, I have stayed in at least a half dozen hotels in Belem, some of which have changed names and locations. I discovered Le Massilia on "Trip Advisor" before our recent trip to the State of Para. The price is right, the breakfast is excellent and the staff and the... More

O Hotel é agradável mas o staff é sem educação, sem informação e arrogante. Não recomendo.