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Our top choices for Jungle Region hostels

A spacious corridor with a polished floor, a large parrot sculpture, and a ceiling with a geometric pattern.

1. Casa del Jaguar

Iquitos

Riccardo

P1,269 total

Oct 2 - Oct 3

A room with two single beds, a small desk with a chair, and a wardrobe.

2. Plaza Jungle Hostel

Puerto Maldonado

Márcio

P1,479 total

Oct 2 - Oct 3

A narrow outdoor corridor with a thatched-roof structure, a small table with chairs, and various potted plants.

3. Flying Dog Hostels Iquitos

Iquitos City Center

Emily

P1,461 total

Oct 4 - Oct 5

A bed with a white and orange floral bedspread, two orange pillows, and a decorative swan made of towels.

4. Canopy Tours Iquitos

Iquitos City Center

P3,665 total

Oct 2 - Oct 3

A covered outdoor seating area with green chairs and tables, surrounded by potted plants and a mural on the wall.

5. Urcututo House - Hostel

Iquitos City Center

P533 total

Oct 2 - Oct 3

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Top Jungle Region Hotel Reviews

El Dorado Classic Hotel

8/10 Good

"Améliorer le déjeuner vrmt très pauvre et très basic"

Ecolucerna Lodge Tambopata

8/10 Good

"The experience was incredible. The eco tour, seeing a lot of wildlife from Caiman, sloth, monkey, tarantula, and a lot of different birds, we were very satisfied with the experience. The accommodations are a bit primative but nicer than we expected being out in the jungle. Food was very good,"

Tambopata Research Center

10/10 Excellent

"Staying at TRC offers total immersion into the jungle: we bathed with hummingbirds thrumming overhead, and woke up to troops of Tamarin monkeys passing by our room - it’s just wonderful to be surrounded by so much nature. The guides, biologists and excursions all offer further opportunities to see more and understand more wildlife. Of course, nature will also visit you in your room, with bugs, geckos, frogs and bats frequent visitors - but this is why you come to TRC and not some other lodge removed from nature. If you don’t want the odd ‘roach mooching around your bathroom, don’t come here! If you want to guarantee you’re doing all the activities you want to do in the limited time you may have at TRC then I’d recommend a private guide; though if you’re lucky you’ll find your group will have similar interests as you and you’ll be able to do a lot of what you’d like! Our guide, Listen, was super enthusiastic, knowledgeable and tried so hard to squeeze as much into our itinerary as possible. I also managed to spend some time with Jeffrey, who specialised in birds and was a great help with my bird watching and was able to join us on the macaw Claylick which was a wonderful experience. We had the bigger room, which had a bath and two queen beds, just for the two of us, this was helpful to try and stay cool during the day - it does get very hot and sticky! The food was super fresh and all vegetarian (mostly vegan), with just two additional meat/fish options."

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