Atrium Hotel Quinta De Pedras

The hotel itself if rustic yet stylish and very comfortable. The staff were very helpful and the hotel restaurant is very good. There are some great eateries and club options nearby but take an Uber or taxi to get there.

From check-in to checkout the staff was friendly and helpful. I don't speak any Portuguese at all and I was either helped by someone that spoke English or they found someone who could help me. All with a minimum of fuss. My personal travel style is to walk about in the neighborhood and find interesting local places to eat. I did that at this location, just walking around until I found a fantastic barbeque place for lunch. I did a little more exploration of the dock areas at the end of the alleys along the waterfront. I also spent a few hours strolling around the Mangal das Garças, just about a hundred yards around the corner. It has manicured gardens, birds, a lighthouse, and a greenhouse coffee shop. The area surrounding the hotel is the old town of Bélem. The hotel is quite different than the surroundings, but I found that interesting, particularly the juxtaposition to th overgrown building next door. I found the area to be safe and friendly during my walks. I took a relaxing soak in the pool before dinner. There are gym and spa facilities I didn't use. I had reviewed the hotel's dinner menu earlier, upon arrival and, that night, treated myself to a wonderfully prepared seafood dinner, sitting under the stars in the central courtyard. My room was large, very clean, and had a fantastic shower. In the morning I took advantage of the breakfast buffet. It offered a variety of choices for different breakfast styles and I found it very good. I Uber'ed from the Bélem airport and returned the same way. The location of the hotel could be useful if you are planning to connect with an upstream boat. The combination of friendly staff and a premium room made the Atrium my best hotel experience in Brazil!

The hotel is in a completely renovated historical building from the 18th century, with rustic decoration themed around the Amazonian navigation and pieces of regional ceramics. Located in Belém's Old Town, the main tourist attractions, such as Forte do Presépio, Mercado Ver-o-Peso and Estação das Docas, are within walking distance. (Avoid walking in the area at night) Very comfortable bed and good shower. Great breakfast, with excellent variety and some fresh regional delights. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

The building is from the Portugese colonial time, The food ( breakfast, lunch and dinner) was varied and really tasty. Next to a great park with birds, reptiles, butterflies, and a restaurant. You can walk to the Harbour with the Ver-o-Peso market. Be prepared, the streets can be smelly and dirty, but people are nice.

Almost everything, location was great, nice restaurant to the hotel. Nice pool, only i didnt use it.