Santarem Hotels & Hostels (7)

Lonely Planet review

Santarém's best hotel, and the second home for business people connected to the massive soy and timber river ports just outside of town. The rooms are comfortable and well equipped - wireless int…

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You half expect Lucille Ball to be staying in the room next door here, with 1950s decor everywhere you look: the faux wood paneling, pea green bathrooms and old fashioned TVs with a button for ea…

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Brisa Hotel Apartamentos here are small, clean and straight-laced - the mint green exterior even matches the room doors, like shoes and belt (or is it socks and tie?). Upstairs rooms have a wee m…

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In a big old building in the commercial area, this backpacker favorite doesn't look like much from outside, but has simple and surprisingly comfortable rooms at bargain prices. Large shutter wind…

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Rooms come in all shapes and sizes (as do the furnishings) in this big rambling hotel with a maze of stairs and hallways. If it weren't for the peppy peach paint job, it'd be straight out of a ho…

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Upstairs rooms are well worth their higher rate, with polished floors, gleaming bathrooms, mini-split air conditioners, even fake flowers and a proper writing table and chairs. Don't be put off t…

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All rooms here have high ceilings, large windows and spare, eclectic decor with the same '70s veneer common in so many Amazon hotels - check out the groovy wood-panel ceilings. Definitely ask for…

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