Find hotels near Condemned Lake, Tambopata from NT$10,237

"Best hotel in all of Peru. Has everything you need for a great price. I will return and stay here again in the future!"

"Leak in roof. Refrigerator leaking. No hot water in shower even though we asked and were told there is hot water. WiFi very variable. Unexpected 5% surcharge for use of credit card. "

"Great oasis in the middle of Puerto Maldonado. 100% recommend. Close to everything in town and easy to book tours from agents nearby… thank you so much for looking after us. Excellent value too"

"Amazing experience with Tambopata Ecolodge. Angelica was a great guide."

"This was a beautiful place. We had a very nice time. The staff were very welcoming and friendly and we really enjoyed the meals."

"Posadas was a lovely jungle lodge. The staff were friendly and helpful with amazing service. Beautiful setting and Rainforest Expeditions made our transportation and excursions smooth and flawless. Food was fresh and delicious satisfying to the taste buds. The jungle sounds were wonderful to wake up to and helped to send you off to sleep. I highly recommend and would love to return sometime. A lot of wildlife just around the lodge."

"The guides for the tours were very knowledgeable. The food was great and plentiful. The people were kind and hospitable. "

"Staffs are friendly , enjoy my stay here~"

"True jungle experience. Brought in on long covered top boat, must walk on mud steps to get from boat to real steps. Cabins are rustic with screen windows. Bed covered in mosquito netting. Cold showers. Power on 6-9 pm, which was fine bc you go to sleep early. Meals were quite good. Our guide, Marcello, provided by the lodge, was excellent. He saw a myriad of bugs and animals we never would have spotted. Marcello very knowledgeable, made our trip. He took us out on a boat for piranha fishing and a canoe ride another night for animal spotting and sunset views. We saw macaws, white caiman, toucan, otters, tarantula, howler monkeys, capybaras. Really great experience after the four day inka hike to Machu Picchu. "