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Exceptional service from the host!

Really nice location with a great view of the river and nature. We really enjoyed our stay. Rooms are clean and comfortable. Meals were good. What we liked the most are tours they offer. Specially the Peru one was great. They really take time and show you everything.

Nice place to stay in Leticia, enough what I needed for one night, it has two fans in the room, 3 beds and toilet.

If you’re looking to truly disconnect, this is the perfect place. There’s no WiFi, no mobile signal, and it’s about 20 minutes away from the city. What you’ll mostly hear are chirping birds, buzzing insects, the occasional bark of a dog or crow of a rooster—and if you’re unlucky, some noisy guests in the nearby cabanas. Thankfully, we had most of the place to ourselves during our stay. Martha was an incredible host who went above and beyond to help us plan our trip to Puerto Nariño. We had Mauricio as our English-speaking guide, and he was fantastic—waiting for us right at the port when we arrived. On our first day, we did the sloth tour with him, and the next day we did the monkey tour independently, since it takes place on another island. Because it was the wet season, everything was flooded, so both tours were done entirely by boat—lucky us! During the dry season, you have to walk, and just imagining trekking through the Amazon heat and humidity makes me lightheaded. We spotted sloths, capybaras, countless monkeys, and even piranhas. Although we didn’t book the dolphin tour, we were lucky enough to see dolphins twice—once on the way to Peru for the sloth tour, and again on our way back to Leticia. Since we stayed for 6 days and 5 nights, we needed to do laundry. In the city, it was 10,000 COP per kilo for 24-hour service, and 14,000 COP for 8-hour express. On our last day, we squeezed in a visit to Parque Ecológico Mundo Amazónico, where we learned about Amazonian plants and trees. I highly recommend doing this first—it’s a great way to understand what you’re seeing on your other tours. Tips: • Choose Cristal bottled water if you have a sensitive stomach—I had trouble with San Jose. • If you miss the bus (3,500 COP per person), the tuk-tuk costs 30,000 COP one way. • Don’t expect much for breakfast—it’s usually scrambled eggs, two tortillas, coffee, and a piece of fruit. We bought extra bread in the city.

We really liked all the facilities, room was really clean and on a nice location

A short review for Booking.com: The hostel is brand new and truly beautiful. It spans over 30 hectares of land, purchased by the owner, Johanna, as a nature reserve to protect and preserve the environment, fulfilling her legal duty. Johanna is a kind and welcoming host. The staff, especially Valeria and my guide, were wonderful. Everyone put in a lot of effort to ensure a pleasant stay, especially considering the importance of receiving a good review. These are the positive aspects of my experience.

This is a wonderful homestay option, near the airport. We were collected from the airport and when we opted for hot chocolate rather than coffee, this was provided for breakfast. Very caring and hospitable.