A free return airport shuttle, a free daily manager's reception and a terrace are just a few of the amenities provided at Tambopata Research Center. Treat yourself to a hot stone massage or other spa services. Enjoy on-site activities, such as boat tours and ecotours. Guests can also expect to find a garden, a library and laundry facilities.
Located in Inambari, Tambopata Research Center is in a rural area and on the riverwalk. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Tambopata National Reserve and Reserva Nacional Tambopata. Visit our Inambari travel guide
Consider a stay at Tambopata Research Center and take advantage of a free return airport shuttle, a free daily manager's reception and a terrace. Treat yourself to a hot stone massage or other spa services. Enjoy on-site activities, such as boat tours and ecotours. A garden, a library and laundry facilities are available to all guests.
Additional perks include:
Free self-parking
Express check-out, a 24-hour front desk and multilingual staff
A gift shop, a front desk safe and concierge services
Room features
All guestrooms at Tambopata Research Center boast comforts such as safes and free bottled water.
Other conveniences in all rooms include:
Designer toiletries and showers
Daily housekeeping and desks
All-inclusive details
All-inclusive room rates at Tambopata Research Center are available. These rates are higher because they include on-site food and beverages in the room rate (some restrictions may apply).
Food and beverages
All buffet meals, snacks and non-alcoholic beverages included
Activities and facilities/equipment
All on-site activities and use of facilities and equipment are included.
Lessons/classes/games
Bartending
Cooking
Entertainment
On-site entertainment and activities
Other inclusions
Transport to off-site activities
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How much does it cost to stay at Tambopata Research Center?
As of 24 Oct 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Tambopata Research Center on 1 Nov 2026 start from RM5,105, excluding taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
How much is parking at Tambopata Research Center?
Self-parking is free at this property.
What time is check-in at Tambopata Research Center?
Check-in start time: 10 AM; check-in end time: 11:30 AM. After-hours check-in is not available.
What time is check-out at Tambopata Research Center?
Checkout is at 7 AM.
Does Tambopata Research Center provide a shuttle to the airport?
Yes, there's a free airport shuttle that runs from 8:00 AM to noon at scheduled times.
Are there all-inclusive benefits at Tambopata Research Center?
Some rate plans available at this lodge are all-inclusive.
Where is Tambopata Research Center located?
Situated on the riverwalk, this lodge is steps from Tambopata National Reserve.
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Tambopata Research Center Reviews
9.6
Exceptional
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The food and service was excellent. The lodge rooms only had cold showers, you had to walk around to the communal area for a hot shower. There were lots of wonders to be discovered on the three trail walks each day. Went to bed exhausted but happy each day. The large herds of wild pigs were amazing.
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.
The boat journey is exciting and comfortable despite being 8 hrs up river and 5 back. If lucky u meet the researchers and hear about their ingenious projects focused on the flora and fauna and the staff are attentive and wonderful as is the food.
We were up at 4.30 most mornings which is no sweat as u go to bed about 9 pm. The clay licks are disappointing this time of year as the Macaws come rarely and the smaller birds fear the hawks without the macaws on the lick...but the birds accumulate round the Licks anyway and It is exciting to see them all arriving. There are also local pools full of caiman and turtles and sometimes constrictors.
We saw several groups of spider monkeys. Extraordinary with their long muscular tails from which they often swing unsupported. We saw saddle back tamarind, a Titi monkey and the Howlers. What a noise they make...intimidating if you do not know what it is. We also saw and photog' Anaconda and large caiman.
My highlight however was an evening trip with our guide further up river to a relatively new roosting sites where Scarlet and Yellow Chested Macaws had gathered in their hundreds simply to socialise before bedtime. All the smaller parrots join in. Their is some competition for roosts and lots of groups fly off as the sun is setting. The boat journey home was a bit exciting in the dark...but thrilling. You must go if you can.
I was looking for an amazing Amazon jungle experience and TRC did not disappoint. You cannot get to the hotel in one day, but must stay overnight at another lodge on the way. The amenities in the first lodge are incredible. There is a definite step down in luxury when arriving at the TRC lodge, but it is mind boggling how they can maintain such a comfortable hotelito and accomodations so far removed from civilization. Staff - excellent. Tim, the guy in charge of guest services - just an amazing, friendly, and competent person. There are rows of shared bathrooms instead of private baths, and rooms are open to the jungle, with mosquito netting over the beds. It is very rustic, but so very beautiful and surreal! The many trips into the jungle and to the clay lick are amazing. The guides were excellent. The food was decent, and interesting. Full bar available with fun drinks. Warm water showers!! Not much in the way of electricity, but a little, at times, to charge camera batteries, and have moments of a little light. There is a sacrifice in comfort, but was one of the best vacations I have ever taken. The scientists living there are a little wierd, but funny wierd - kind of jungle primadonnas.
Verified review
10/10 Excellent
mary
8 Apr 2014
Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service
It is unique experience deep in the jungle
We wanted to see the amazon basin rain forest. I read good reviews about the lodge. The accommodation, food are very spartan. No private bathroom, no hot water. Food 3 times a day at 8, 1 and 7 with no possibility to have a snack. My 6 year old was hungry many times. But it was fascinating experience in the woods to see wild animals in their habitat. We had our own guide and went to walks morning and afternoon to the jungle. In the evenings we had lectures about macaws and spiders. It is defiantly not a couples hotel. I could not sleep with my boy friend. We had single beds for each of us.
TRC is a unique place. It is deep in the national park and secluded from other habitation. This allows for great opportunities to interact with the local flora and fauna. Our guide Erick was fantastic, great knowledge and personality and very helpful. The three sided rooms were very cool. My girlfriend was nervous at first but quickly got used to it and it was great to hear the sounds of the jungle and occasional rain as we slept under the mosquito nets. Wish we had a few extra days to hang out but such is life. Hopefully we'll be able to make it back there some day.