Un cadre paradisiaque, plongé en plein dans la nature. Donc des bebetes... puisque tout est ouvert. La moustiquaire autour du lit permet de se sentir en securité. Le perosnnel est adorable.

La nourriture. Pas bonne, pas de saveur. On a faim entre les repas. Dommage car le chef est adorable. Toutes les activités proposées dans la brochure ne sont pas realisables donc c’est decevant, on y allait pour le yoga shamanique : pas possible. La confection d’un panier : pas possible. Et si on ne paie pas en plus pour les activités, il n’y a rien a faire. On se repose, ok, mais apres un certain temps on tourne en rond et ca fait tres cher le repos. De plus notre avion a ete annulé, nous avons du quand meme payé la nuit + les repas non consommés (1 plein pot, l’autre reduit, mais on sent trop qu’on est consideré comme des portefeuilles sur pattes) Trop d’erreurs : erreurs de prix, evidemment pas en notre faveur, erreur de taxi... rien de grave, tout a ete solutionné, mais vu le prix on est en droit de s’attendre a une fluidité et pas ce genre de souci qui fait sortir la tete de la detente.

Excelente si quieres tener esa cercanía con la selva , puedo decir que de lo Mejor

Está alejado a la civilización, si tú quieres tener conexión con la selva, es tu lugar

Such a beautiful place, very peaceful and right in the middle of the rainforest. The host, Vaneesa is really really nice. She was really welcoming and we really enjoyed our stay here. The rooms are open with mosiqito nets, so its like sleeping in the forest but in a comfortable bed. You can hear the sounds of the birds and rainfall whilst you sleep. The bathroom isn't attached to the room, but down a corridor, which was also very nice and clean. The food is very delicious, three course meal, and very healthy and fresh. Whatever food we wanted to try was accomodated for by the team. Also very easy to organise day trips to the amazon, the hotel team planned everything so it was very useful. Really enjoyed my stay here!

The location is fantastic - in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by the jungle, the richness of plants, flowers and serenity. The construction of the place is also very nice - built of wood, or bamboo, with no windows which gives the visitors a sense of connection to nature. And the plus is food - vegetarian, but not so simple - we had delicious creamy soups, vegetarian lasagne and desserts.

I have mixed feelings about the attractions offered by the place. On the first day we were supposed to have the bonfire with songs, dances, cocoa, shaman and some spiritual talks. Well, I noticed the "shaman" - a guy dressed plainly was watching some YouTube videos of bonfires, plus there was a group of people, who played 2-3 songs and were checking the lyrics on the internet. The "shaman" was saying some obvious things about nature being contaminated, mother Earth etc. I had the impression there were some random people who had no idea what they were doing. Plus, there was no cocoa, which was a shame because I paid 20 dollars per person and I have no idea what I got for this price. Another minus - if you want some meat-based dish, you pay 3 dollars more - but we weren't informed about this before staying. Only on the second day when I was trying to set up the menu for our dinner. And the biggest downside - a huge tarantula in one of the bathrooms. I know these things happen in tropical countries, but I guess there are ways to prevent it. I have mixed feelings about this place- in terms of surroundings it's marvellous but the policy and openness is something to improve.