Restored, Rubber-Boom era mansion. 

Originally built in 1913 for a wealthy Rubber baron, Luis Morey. 

Luis Morey, original owner. 

This beautiful house had fallen into disrepair, before refurbishment in 2010. 

Overlooks a small boulevard facing the Amazon River. 

Located 3 blocks from Iquitos' main square. 

There are 14 airy bedrooms. 

The bedrooms feature high ceilings and period details. 

Bedrooms also have modern amenities such as A/C, hot water & WiFi. 

Lobby & Reception area. 

There is someone on reception 24 hours a day. 

Chandeliers, mirrors and paintings grace the Dining Room. 

Even the seating in the lobby is antique. 

The whole hotel is a living museum of historical and ethnological artifacts.  

Breakfast is included in the room price. 

Dining Room. 

The hotel's Library has over 1,000 books on Amazonian themes. 

The Library also serves as a Meeting Room. 

The courtyard boasts a small pool and fountain. 

The courtyard boasts a small pool & fountain. 

There is outdoor seating around the pool. 

The wide, open corridors provide shade and breeze. 

Iquitos’ premier hotel.

Perfectly located, overlooking Iquitos’ Plaza de Armas, the hotel has 60 rooms.

The DoubleTree by Hilton Iquitos has multiple amenities, including a gym, meeting room & outdoor pool - ideal of the Amazonian heat.

The lobby is an airy , relaxed space, with views onto Iquitos’s main square.

The spacious lobby also has computers for guests’ use and is a good place for an informal meeting.

Eating and drinking options include the Manoa Restaurant & Cafe, where the daily breakfast buffet is served.

During the rest of the day, the Manoa is available for dining.

Next to the pool is the Casiri Bar & Lounge, which serves a la carte lunches & dinners.

All 60 rooms at the DoubleTree have a fridge, TV, A/C & coffeemaker.

There are 4 room categories, ranging in size from 35 sq m (377 sq ft) to 69 sq m (743 sq ft).

There are a variety of bed arrangements, to accommodate groups of friends & family who are visiting Iquitos.

Any downtime you may have in Iquitos can be spent in or beside the pool.

The pool includes a whirlpool tub.

A relaxed oasis in central Iquitos … formerly known as Garden House Hotel.

Despite being only two blocks from the Plaza de Armas, Jungle House Hotel is located down a quiet cul-de-sac.

The lobby - like the rest of the hotel - is airy and relaxing.

There is an upstairs dining area, that is ideal for events and group meals.

A central feature of Jungle House is a small swimming pool, surrounded by pot plants.

The pool is a good place to enjoy the Amazonian heat in comfort.

There are 3 categories of room at Garden House: Economy, Standard & Superior.

Economy rooms at Jungle House have a double bed.

The Standard rooms have a King-size bed or two single beds.

Superior rooms can accommodate a King Size bed along with a single bed; or three single beds.

Amenities in the rooms include a TV, safe and A/C.

All the bedrooms at Jungle House have an en-suite bathroom, with a hot water shower.

Towels & soaps are provided.

The design of the hotel is functional, but inviting.

Breakfast is included in the room price; as is, WiFi.

Rubber Boom-era mansion converted into comfortable hotel.

The Epoca is well located 500 m (550 yds) from the Plaza de Armas, on a road that leads directly onto Iquitos’ famous Boulevard.

The building that now houses the Epoca Hotel was built in 1902 by a Portuguese rubber merchant, Francisco Nuñez.

Rooms at the Epoca Hotel boast A/C, a safe & minibar.

Rooms also have free WiFi & Cable TV.

All Epoca Hotel rooms have a private bathroom, with hot water.

The main public area of Epoca Hotel is to be found on the 1st floor, overlooking the Itaya & Amazon Rivers.

This is where breakfast is served.

It also has a small bar, serving the usual beers, wines & spirits … including some local, Amazonian specialities!