Villa Amazonia

In Hotel Villa Amazonia, the standard apartment have a convenient reading armchair, cable TV channels, docking station, workstation, free wifi, minbar and air conditioning. This beautiful luxury standard apartment provide a appealing bathroom with spacious shower, hairdryer, special amenities and balcony facing the pool.

The Superior Apartments have a reading chair with a workstation, it also supplies cable TV, broadband wifi internet access, minibar and air conditioning. Spacious bathroom with shower, hairdryer, special amenities and balcony facing the pool.

The premium apartment that Hotel Villa Amazonia supply, has a living area with 2 reading chair, workstation and side table. TV channels was also provided with broadband Wifi internet access, minibar, air conditioning, large bathroom which contains a bathtub and spacious separate box, hairdryer, bathrobe, special amenities and balcony facing the pool.

The Fitz Carraldo Bistro at Hotel Villa Amazonia is open everyday for breakfast, lunch and dinner. It is has an informal atmosphere and contemporary cuisine, mixing international classics with exotic ingredients from the Amazon.

Breakfast is also served from 6:30 am to 10:00 am in the old hall of the Fitz Carraldo Bistro, the hotel’s breakfast offers a wide variety of homemade breads, fruits, cereals, cold cuts, cakes, juices and some regional specialties. There is also an onsite restaurant, Fitz-Carraldo Bistro, which serves incredible cuisine every day.

Manaus is a great city, with several activity options and tours that mix visits of historical interest, natural parks and technical / scientific nature attractions. It is also a city with great business flow, mainly related to high-tech industries that enjoy the tax incentive of the Industrial Pole.

Most of the attractions are spread across the vast urban sprawl of the city and its recommended to hire taxis, guides, or specialised companies to enjoy the best of each attraction. Teatro Amazon is the most popular attractions, as the greatest symbol of the arising economic boom of the rubber extraction at the end of the eighteenth century.