Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica

I have stayed at many Amazon lodges and sent clients to many more. Inkaterra Reserva Amazónica is where I recommend to travelers who want the real thing. The naturalist guides are exceptional — patient, knowledgeable, and deeply connected to the ecosystem. The canopy walkway and oxbow lake offer wildlife encounters that stay with you. The lodge itself is comfortable without being sterile. This is not a resort that happens to be in the jungle. It is a proper wildlife destination that also happens to be very comfortable.

This is a Beautiful and Amazing Hotel, i dont think I’ll ever experience anything like it again . The 30 minute boat ride to the hotel is amazing to start with, the hotel looks fantastic , especially at night when all the lanterns are lit . We had a plunge pool room , it was gorgeous , albeit showing a few signs of age . Everything is very clean and tidy , we enjoyed the excursions , we didn’t have any option of paid trips so we bever asked , 2 or 3 freely available per day was enough for us. Pedro our guide knows everything about the surrounding areas, plants, bugs, spiders, fish , animals . He was very very good . I think a few things that let it down for me were simple fixes, no1. Some of the paths are very muddy , but no one mentioned to us there are free wellington boots available in a boot room until our last day - it would’ve been really handy to know - you have to pack light to come here, small case / rucksack etc so big boots take up a lot of space 2. Put a couple of ponchos in every room, when it rains , it really comes down heavy. So heavy that it ruined mobile phones cause people got so wet . Again it would help with the packing limits 3. Food , our holiday itinerary says it’s a buffet , it’s not . This was the 5th hotel I’d stayed in on our holiday around Peru, I’d rate the others 9 or 10 for breakfast, standard pineapple and melon chunks, a few cereals & juice . Cold scrambled egg every day , cold pancakes if any left and white sliced bread - it was poor for such an expensive hotel , I’d be generous giving this a 2, lunch is a fixed menu (same every day) as a vegetarian , I had the same every day . Dinner was a fixed option , very nicely presented but pretty limited in choice For people saying not much wildlife , in 3 days we saw caymans, baby sloth, monkeys, huge spiders, bats, rodents, snails so I’d rate that excellent !

We stayed 3 nights and were delighted with our experience. The tours were fabulous (Thankyou Gus!) and service and attention generally was top notch (Thankyou Rosemary!). Our room was close to the dining area so very convenient. Also very clean and well maintained. Food choices at all meals were more than satisfactory though breakfast options could be expanded perhaps. A lovely immersion in the Peruvian Amazon - highly recommended.

No Wifi. No service (not a big deal tho bcus it is kinda expected). Very expensive. Very very limited amounts of water. The airport sucked especially becasue I am a US greencard holder and the check in people had never seen a greencard in their lives. To put the cherry on top I currently have to get tested for the flu, covid, norovirus, dengue, and malaria which they said I most likely have because of mosquitos. Not happy.

Stayed for 3 nights during our trip to Peru. It was fantastic. Boat ride to the resort was a great start. Be mindful that you can only bring 10kg luggage. There's room for storage of your remaining luggage. We stayed in cabin 38 which was river front which provided the most fantastic views ( the best TV alternative). Cabin provided everything you need but do bring a hairdryer if you need one. The shower was great and much needed many times throughout the day c/o humidity. The food was fantastic and such a good standard. Waiting staff were so friendly. Our guide (Henry) was great and so funny. You don't mind the early starts as there's so much to see. An experience we'll never forget.