Casa Morey
Iquitos, Historic riverfront hotel
A 1913 rubber baron's mansion on the Iquitos riverfront
Hotels in Iquitos
Where to Stay in Iquitos and on the Amazon River
Iquitos is the largest city in the world you cannot reach by road. You arrive by plane, daily from Lima in about two hours, or by river. It is the gateway to the upper Amazon and the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve.
Two of the places below are in the city. The rest are river lodges, a boat ride out on the Amazon or one of the rivers that feed it.
Hotels we book in Iquitos and on the Amazon River
Each hotel below has its own page: what it is like, where it sits and how to get there.
Ceiba Tops Lodge by Explorama
Indiana, Loreto (Amazon River), Amazon river lodge
A riverside Amazon lodge with air conditioned rooms and a pool
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Iquitos
Iquitos, Central city hotel
A pool and spa on the main square of Iquitos
Heliconia Amazon River Lodge
Yanamono, Indiana (Amazon River), about 80 km from Iquitos, Amazon river lodge
A stilted Amazon riverside lodge with a pool and guided jungle excursions
Maniti Expeditions Eco-Lodge
Indiana (Amazon River), near Iquitos, Amazon eco-lodge
Private bungalows and daily guided excursions on the Amazon River
Muyuna Amazon Lodge
Yanayacu River, Tamshiyacu-Tahuayo Reserve, Amazon lodge
Private riverside bungalows deep in the Tamshiyacu-Tahuayo Reserve
Pacaya Samiria Amazon Lodge
Nauta, Loreto, Amazon ecolodge
A 10-cabin Amazon lodge on the Marañón River, near the reserve
Treehouse Lodge
Yarapa River, near Nauta and Iquitos, Amazon treehouse lodge
Treehouse bungalows above the Yarapa River, with guided jungle days included
Planning a stay in Iquitos
Most lodges here run their own program of guided walks, boat outings and meals, so the number of nights you have usually decides the lodge.
Tell us your dates and who is traveling, and a Peru specialist will suggest the hotel that fits and plan the rest of the trip around it.