Name: Hotel Ana Cassia
Address: Av. Floriano Peixoto 14, Manaus, Manaus, Manaus, 69005-180, Brazil
Rating: 5

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Manaus–Eduardo Gomes International Airport

Hotel Ana Cassia

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I'm giving this a 2 out 5 rating, not because of any bad experience, but because of how it compares to other places I've stayed in. First off, I will acknowledge that I'm from the West Coast of North America and am used to different standards which obviously influence how I rate this hotel. 
My partner and I chose this hotel because we were to board an Amazon cruise the next day and wanted to be close to the Port of Manaus. For closeness to activities, sites, and transportation it's pretty excellent (it was only one block away from the port), however, I advise being aware of the following: 1) If you are not from a hot climate, be prepared for the humid heat. This hotel has A/C in the lobby and in the room we stayed in, but due to gaps and windows that do not close, it only offered some relief. It took me until 1am to fall asleep because my body did not cool down.
2) This is a bare minimum hotel - you get a bed, with two linen sheets, a single pillow, a working shower, a somewhat working toilet, and a really old rickedy door with an unusal key & lock format. What it does offer is a decent complimentary breakfast, roof top views of Manuas and the Rio Negro, and a pool which we did not use (too hot outside). 3) If you are used to 4-5 star hotels, go in with very low expectations and only stay for one night. This will allow you to appreciate what is being offered and to have a 'unique' experience. 4) Although located in the Centro, it was difficult to find 'sit in' restaruants, however closer to the Teatro Amazonas (the touristy area), there are more options and Uber is very reliable and will pick up/drop off right in front of the hotel.
I have attached some 'realist' photos to provide more insight. I would like to emphasize that we did not have a bad stay, I would actually recommend staying here if you are looking for a cheap one night stay, but just be prepared for an 'experience,' lol. 

Good for a 1 Night Stay

Terrible service, the reception was maned by what looked like a teenager. The hotel looked like a run down derelict building from the 70's. The breakfast was disgusting and elevators did not safely. Stay away!!! The manger was rude and threatening.

Keep away!!!

Please don,t use this hotel even thought it is in the LP guide. It is everything about it is very poor, bad area, bad service over priced, steer clear. I would actually avoid Manaus altogether if you can, do your Jungle tour then get out there is nothing here of interest

Dont use ths hotel

Akshok Mane is the manager and he used my credit card to buy flights and book hotels (we found out after returning to the US and calling expedia). It's in a dangerous neighborhood for tourists, the rooms are roughtly 3x too expensive for rooms that look like repurposed hostel rooms. The internet doesn't work. The room had windows overlooking the river covered with black canvas/tape and cost us Br$150 for a single night, where a better hotel (10 de julio) cost us $80. In the end, this was a really big tragedy for us because we didn't check tripadvisor first, our credit card got mega scammed, and we ended up feeling terrible once we got home and realized it. 

Incidentally, when we asked expedia why they rejected the "Ashok Mane" charge to my bill, they said they'd had problems with him before and now, upon reading tripadvisor, it seems like there really is a history of scamming here. Lucky us.

AVOID. They Will Steal Your Identity

WHATEVER YOU DO, DON'T STAY HERE!!!!!!We were supposed to stay at this hotel for only one night.  We arrived and checked in no problem, they used two credit cards to hold all 8 of our rooms. The problems started we went up to the rooms.  First and most important problem, each key opened every room in the hotel.  They are still using physical keys, not the new key card things so it wasn't just a magnetic strip issue.  One key would open any room!  Second problem, the elevator doors would open at random points.  Coming back down to inform them of the key issue, we hit the lobby button, the doors opened between the lobby and the first floor...to a concrete wall.  We hit the door close button and tried again for the lobby, this time we made it there, the elevator was just like two feet below the floor of the lobby.  Lastly, after much discussion with the front desk, we moved to another hotel, and they agreed not to charge anyone's credit cards.  We returned from the extended trip and were going over finances, only to discover the two people that left cards to hold the rooms have charges for $1500 from a restaurant in Manaus that doesn't exist! WHATEVER YOU DO, DON'T STAY HERE!!!!!!

STAY AWAY!!

The hotel itself can be OK for essential needs, and location is OK, but you can use the safe only from 8 to 17 and you have to trust the staff in the administrative bureau which holds the keys...

WARNING! 
Moreover, we hadn't read carefully blogs about Manaus and got ripped-off by these guides, they sold us a package for a jungle tour promising to get us back to Manaus on time for our flight, but nobody showed up and we missed our airplane. 

The fact is that that guide approached us IN THE HOTEL ...because he apparently could get in without no control... I mentioned the fact to the young receptionist and she admitted she did not know the guy !!!! How can the hotel staff allow this? 

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