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Our family of four (including two teens) just returned from Peru. Our 3 night/4 day stay at Posada Amazonas was amazing and beyond our expectations. As city folk, it was great to really disconnect from our digital world (the limited wifi was ok with us)...More
If you are considering visiting the Amazon Jungle, do not hesitate to book your stay at Posada Amazonas. My friend and I knew that we wanted the Amazon to be part of our trip but didn't know where to stay and ended up inquiring with...More
5 Thank MarisaPC
Response from Rainforest E, Director de Relaciones con Clientes at Posada AmazonasResponded February 24, 2018
Dear Guest,
How lovely is to read about your experience lived at Posada Amazonas!
Thank you for sharing about your extraordinary time with the people of the Native Community of the Infierno: the Ese Ejas.
We are glad that you were able to discover the...More
Visiting the amazons was always a dream of mine and boy o boy the reallity was so much more ad the posada lodge, the people, the views, the guides, the food, the lake, the forest and even the rain was beyond my wildest dream.
Let...More
As backpackers, this lodge at first seemed a little out of our price range. However throughout our research (and by means of speaking to friends who have visited the amazon on other tours), we quickly realised that you cannot compromise quality for lower prices when...More
Located just 10 minutes walk from the where the boat drops you, the Lodge is really nice. At first we weren't sure about the shared ceiling space with other rooms and one side of the room being open to the jungle, as we didn't want...More
1 Thank Sumita006
Response from Rainforest E, Director de Relaciones con Clientes at Posada AmazonasResponded 5 days ago
Dear Guest,
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback from your stay during August 2017.
First of all, please accept our most sincere apologies for not meeting your expectations during your stay with us. The events you described are out of the...More
Response from Rainforest E | Property representative |
Hello, thank you for your question. No, we do not find snakes, lizards or big spiders entering the bedrooms. Room service is done daily and staff will cover your bed with a mosquito every evening while you are dinning. So... More
Hello, thank you for your question. No, we do not find snakes, lizards or big spiders entering the bedrooms. Room service is done daily and staff will cover your bed with a mosquito every evening while you are dinning. So, rest assure that you will be sleeping protected from any bug that might flight into your room.
We do recommend not to take food to your room, or if you bring sweets, like chocolate cookies or candy, you will be indicated to placed it in the safe box we have at each room. This is to avoid attracting small opossums which are known to love sweets.
Hope this insight helps you.
Best,
The Rainforest Expeditions Team
Response from Rainforest E | Property representative |
Hello! Thank you for asking. I would say: yes! August is dry season and you will be more comfortable in your hiking boots, rather than regular snickers when you go for a walk. If you would have asked to pack rubber boots, I... More
Hello! Thank you for asking. I would say: yes! August is dry season and you will be more comfortable in your hiking boots, rather than regular snickers when you go for a walk. If you would have asked to pack rubber boots, I would have say, no, because we have plenty of those for you to borrow. Hope this helps decide. See you in August!
Best,
The Rainforest Team
Response from Rainforest E | Property representative |
Hello, thank you for your message. You can find details of all our tours in our website: RainforestExpeditions . Also we would love if you could send us your email so one of our specialists can contact you directly.
Thank... More
Hello, thank you for your message. You can find details of all our tours in our website: RainforestExpeditions . Also we would love if you could send us your email so one of our specialists can contact you directly.
Thank you,
The Rainforest Expeditions Team
