My husband and I and 7 yrs old son we enjoy every day our stay in this paradise!! my son love it !!They have fantastic food 3 meal a day and really keep you busy like Piranha fishing,Canopy walks,jungle walks at day and at night, visit indian tribes ...soo much fun!!
And everybody speak english in the resort and the staff are very nice and friendly.
We stay at the Ceiba tops our room was very clean even you don't need to bring a towel for the pool they bring you towels for your use after shower and take to the pool!! EXCELLENT SERVICE!!! WE'LL BE BACK!!!

Loved everything about this place! They have fabulous food--3 meals a day, and keep you busy with activities like Piranha fishing, Canopy walks, Jungle walks, visiting local Indian tribes, and much more. The staff are very nice and friendly and knowledgeable. There is wifi in the lodge.

I loved riding along the Amazon River to reach this hotel. The place is nestled into the rain forest. Huts are scattered along winding wooden walkways that curve through flowers and trees. The AC worked great. The beds were comfy. The shower was a walk-in and big enough for two people in our room. The guide took us piranha fishing, to see a native village, and on nature walks. He did expect good tips, but think about how much you would pay extra to take such tours and tip accordingly. The meals were delicious—the best of our entire trip. They even fried up the fish we caught, which was a special touch. The pool had a waterfall and a slide and was enjoyable. I would highly recommend this hotel. Staying here was a wonderful experience.

This was a great place to stay for those who want to experience the Amazon, but would rather not "rough it" to much.
The Amazon is humid and uncomfortable. I was born and bred in a tropical climate and still found it uncomfortably hot. It was great to return to a nice air-conditioned room each day and it makes sleeping each night so much easier.

Our room was equipped with 3 beds (triple share) - although you do need to ask for this beforehand. Do contact Pam of Explorama who was wonderful and prompt in her replies.
Besides the air conditioning (which was highly appreciated), ceiling fans were also provided. You do have to leave the air-con on 24/7 though since there were no fly screens on the windows and doors.

A suggestion would be to bring along a couple of coat hangers. There was plenty of space to hang up wet clothes to dry and the air-con ensures that clothes dry pretty quickly (saves a fortune on laundry costs).
It is a good idea to bring along plenty of sun screen and insect repellent (containing at least 40% DEET). You will need this - mozzies are everywhere.

The included meals and all "buffet" style - the food is good and filling although a little bit uninspired and bland. Even though water is free - you do have to bring the provided water bottle (1 is provided for each hut) to the bar each time you need a refill and fill it up yourself.

We appreciated the extra services provided, eg. direct transfer to Iquitos airport, reconfirmation of our flights, print out of our boarding passes for us, help with luggage and assistance in checking in.

It would be a good idea to go onto the "Explorama" website beforehand to find out the types of activities available to ensure that you don't miss out on those that may be of interest to you.

Our guide was a local - born and bred in a nearby village (although he lives in Iquitos now) and was a great source of information on the local animals and plants. Staying 4 days means that we had the opportunity to visit the Canopy Walkway and participate in excursions deeper in the Amazon and yet still return to the comfort of our accom. each night. Highly recommended.