Ratings based on 72 Verified Reviews

3.6 out of 5
89% of guests recommend
3.7 Room cleanliness
3.8 Service & staff
3.5 Room comfort
3.3 Hotel condition
Expedia Verified Reviews
2 out of 5
Recommended
for Everyone
by A verified traveler from jamberoo

An unusual hotel in the old part of town.

Posted 19 Jul 2017
Pros: Cheap
Cons: More maintenance and staff supervision
Location: As above.
Difficult to tell if it is called The Hotel Portas da Amazonas or Acorte. Situated next to the cathedral and near the fort. Within walking distance of Docas (markets water trips and eating) but out of the main city. We were told to take extreme care if out walking at night. Breakfast finished at 9. The first morning we arrived at 8.45 and all the hot food had gone but scrambled egg eventually turned up. Arrived at 8 the next morning and cooked food arrived at 8.45 and this was a Monday. The rooms were strange but ok. Nice outside sitting area outside upstairs. 2 lights in room did not work and some maintenance and repairs required about the place. THe A corte restaurant was good and pleasant in the evening.
3 out of 5
Recommended
for Everyone
by A verified traveler

Bells

Posted 27 Feb 2017
Pros: Location
Cons: Needs a face lift - looking very tired.
Location: Cathedral, market, gardens.
Next to the cathedral and bells are loud and the clock chimes both hours and quarters all through the night.Air conditioning very inefficient. No hot water and no plug for the sink. Very noisy area but safe and close to the market and river. But generally a appeared run down and breakfasts were not exciting.
3 out of 5
by A verified traveler

Great location, but that's about it.

Posted 21 Nov 2016 on Hotels
If you have high standards for cleanliness, steer clear from this hotel. Old colonial house refurbished into a hotel, but needs a lot more work justhan to reachieve averge level. Location is perfect! Price is just fair. Ah, the church bells didn't bother me but they are loud, mainly on rooms 1 and 2, facing the square.
4 out of 5
Recommended
for Everyone
by A verified traveler from Paramaribo, Suriname

Small hotel near the Ver-o-Peso market in Belem

Posted 29 Jul 2016
Pros: Location, atmosphere, high ceilings. Decent pizza/pasta restaurant inside the hotel.
Cons: With about 20.000$ this hotel could be fixed up and be a real jewel. But then it wouldn't be a budget hotel anymore.
Location: Some tourist attractions are within walking distance. Taxis drive by day and night. Get a taxi with a sign on top and a meter inside.
This is a reasonably priced small hotel in the old part of Belem. If you're looking for a luxurious stay, this is not the place. The hotel is in a large old building that has been restored. No elevators. Beds are OK. We stayed here twice in 2 different rooms, both of them large with high ceilings (nice in this heat!). There are some interesting wood artifacts placed in various spots. Hotel staff is wonderful and helpful and always pleasant, even when we had to leave at 2 a.m. to catch our plane. Breakfast is included, it's simple but adequate. Do try some of the exotic juices, usually served unsweetened. Sugar and sweetener are on the table.
4 out of 5
Recommended
for Couples
by A verified traveler from St. Petersburg, Russia

Excellent location, amazing pizza restaurant

Posted 21 Mar 2016
Pros: Location, pizza restaurant, capitinha.
Cons: Bathroom amenities, breakfast.
The hotel located in a nice area in the downtown of Belem. The stay was pleasant, we were upgraded to a deluxe room, which was huge with the view of the church. It is a historical boutique hotel so don't expect amazing quality and service as you get in huge brands, however the property is reasonably nice, service was OK, anything we needed we got, comfortable beds, poor bathroom amenities, breakfast OK, not great. However during evening hours I do recommend to dine in the hotel restaurant downstairs. The pizza there and capirinhia there is just amazing. We had dinner twice there as it was so good! Staff was pleasant and helpful.
5 out of 5
by Hernan from Valparaíso

Antique boutique hotel

Posted 10 Feb 2015 on Hotels
Beautifully restored house, serves as hotel and pizzeria, with 8 unique rooms.
4 out of 5
by A verified traveler

This traveler left a rating score only Posted 12 Jun 2014 on Hotels
4 out of 5
by Jody from London

A little gem in Belem

Posted 15 May 2014 on Hotels
This hotel is in the perfect location to walk to most of the sights of Belem. The breakfast was really great and set you right up for the day. The rooms are really varied but the one we got had lots of lovely character (and was the reason we chose this hotel). The only disappointment was that the staff seemed to know nothing about Belem. They couldn't help us with what to do or see or where to go out for dinner - but thankfully the hotel has pretty good free wifi so we were able to google all this ourselves. I would definitely come back to stay here again (if you're booking here try and ask for room 1 or 2 [these are the best]- but be aware that the cathedral bells right across the street are pretty loud!). The mini-bar is well stocked and the prices are really reasonable, the shower was great, the bed was super comfortable, we didn't watch much TV but there is a nice big TV in the room of you want.
4 out of 5
Recommended
for Everyone
by Hiro from New York

Convenient hotel next to church

Posted 21 Jan 2014
Pros: Good breakfast.
Cons: Unstable WiFi.
Location: Easy to go to Fort and clocktower area. (5 minutes walk)
The hotel receptionist for the night shift was very helpful and kind also because he was English-speaking. And ringings from the church were not so disturbing, unlike the other review. At least, the ring was fairly quiet between midnight and 6 a.m.
5 out of 5
by Harrison from Portland, OR

Ideal Location

Posted 13 Jun 2013 on Hotels
This is a great place to stay in a great location. I would return and stay there again and again.