10 Best Family Friendly Hotels in Jungle Region for 2025

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Relax in a spacious lounge with sofas, armchairs, and ottomans, surrounded by natural light and high ceilings.

"Our experience was amazing! This was an experience that I have always dreamed about. The guides for the excursions were the best. They were so knowledgeable and friendly. I will never forget all the beautiful sounds that you wake up to in the rainforest. The lodge was very eco friendly and the rooms were very clean. The rooms only have three walls so it is normal to find an insect here and there. I will definitely be returning. "

RM3,188 total

15 Jul - 16 Jul

Enjoy meals in a cozy dining area with a thatched roof ceiling, wooden beams, and large windows offering a view of lush greenery.

"Wonderful stay. Beautiful scenery everywhere. We did the night boat ride and alligator hunt. Was wonderful. Good food "

Relax on the patio with a bench and table, surrounded by lush greenery and a secure, tiled wall.

"The hotel is a lot older than the pictures suggest, but in comparison to other hotels we saw on the street, this was clean, comfortable and secure. It is also just down the road from the belen markets. They are currently doing renovations so it is a bit noisy during the day."

"Es un hospedaje básico y rústico. Parece un campamento, la logística del comedor es mala, la comida es buena. El personal hace lo que puede, aunque siempre estan corriendo con los horarios. Parece una casa de retiro en ese aspecto: si bien te dan una hora para el desayuno, almuerzo o cena; si llegas media hora luego de iniciado el servicio te "resondran"."

Relax by the serene pool surrounded by lush gardens and a stylish seating area.

"Close to Plaza de Armas, restaurants and shops."

"Bom atendimento pelo staff, quarto limpo com boa roupa de cama. Banheiro ok com bom chuveiro. O café da manhã foi bom, de acordo com a região. Comparado com Cusco, Aguas Callientes e Puno, foi o hotel mais caro da viagem. Não recebia em cartão, somente dinheiro."