Comparing with the Ibis Hotels from São Paulo City the Manaus one was really good. The breakfast has many different options and for the other meals the menu has a good variety of food and for a acessible price. We also liked the fact of the parking lot beeing free of charge. More

Bah, cheap hotel, little reastaurant which doesn't pretent to be called restaurant... Clean as any Ibis uses to be. Staff is smiling and showing courtesy as the Brasilian culture want to. More

I stayed at Ibis Hotel well over a year ago, during my south american trip. I had (and still have) a specific cultural interest in Manaus, hence I spent there a whole week, something people usually don't (Manaus is pretty much considered a mere start/arriving point for Amazonas adventures). And I were even keen on paying that bit extra and... More

This was quite possibly the worst hotel I ever have stayed in, even for the low price - and I have stayed in many dingy youth hostels and hotels in the past! I am actually surprised the IBIS puts it's name on the hotel at all. We had booked 2 nights non consecutively; either side of a stay in a... More

You would be better off on the floor of the airport than stay at the Ibis in manaus. The rooms smelled of damp, and this was confirmed by the fact that the sheets were damp to the touch. This was from the central air con i think. The food in the hotel is the worst food i think i have... More

Not much to say about this hotel. It is really close to Novotel, also from Accor Hotels Chain, which is way better, but a little bit more expensive. When I was at Ibis they were installing wi-fi in every floor so guests can access the web from their rooms, since there is no other way to connect (unless dial-up). Most... More