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"The hotel is a lot older than the pictures suggest, but in comparison to other hotels we saw on the street, this was clean, comfortable and secure. It is also just down the road from the belen markets. They are currently doing renovations so it is a bit noisy during the day."

"Room was clean and towels changed daily. Staff were friendly and some spoke English. Manager also spoke English and was was slicing. Breakfast could of been better more choices but was acceptable and could of been due to slow season. Love the outdoor and pool area. I will definitely stay again as i feel they will continue improving. "

"I am a biologist and I loved the experience at this lodge. The rooms were comfortable with quality sheets and towels changed daily. The food is excellent and prepared from local jungle resources. The guide spoke good English and was very knowledgeable about the local flora and fauna of which we saw lots. We were picked up at the airport and dropped off there afterwards. This company under Leon is very well organised. The lodge is located 3 hours by boat from Iquitos and has no internet and...

"We stayed 2 separate nights. 1 before Amazon and 1 after. First night rooms were close to very busy road. So noise all night long. 2nd night moved away from road and was better. Tried to arrange transport from Airport and hotels.com wasn’t able to get a hold of them and neither could we by phone as the number on hotels.com was no longer inservice. Finally our hotel in Cusco was able to look up another number and got ahold of them. There airport shuttle price was very high so for the trip back...

"En términos generales bien. Dos recomendaciones: 1. deberían contar con wifi, actualmente es muy difícil estar desconectado del mundo. 2. No debería haber corte de electricidad "

"A perfect, rustic base for exploring the amazing Amazonian jungle. We had an incredibly knowledgeable guide, and the food was very good, too. Just don't expect anything more than camping-like conditions, with spartan rooms, mosquito netting and limited electricity."