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72 m² · 2 full beds and 3 twin beds
The Quadruple Room with Lake View at Cabaña Flotante Kurupira offers exceptional comfort, featuring a spacious layout with 3 twin beds, a private balcony, and a coffee machine. It boasts a serene river view and rustic charm, including wooden floors and mosquito nets.
Tempat tidur 8.8/10 · disebut oleh 7 tamu



100 m² · 2 queen beds and 1 twin bed · Suite
This spacious suite boasts a private entrance, exceptional lake views, and a large patio. The unit features a comfortable seating area, a private bathroom, and a coffee machine, offering a serene retreat with a highly rated view of the surrounding landscape.
Tempat tidur 8.8/10 · disebut oleh 7 tamu
The place’s originality—wood and palms—stands out. Reception, living room, lounge, hammock and open‑plan kitchen are all made of exotic timber. Upstairs are the rooms, including a lovely one on an islet linked to the main house by a wooden bridge. The bathrooms are fitted. The bedding is comfortable with a mosquito net. The gallery’s fishing… one day, two nights out of time. The morning wake‑up is the birds’ song.
The staff were amazing people, but the showers were cold, which I dislike, so that’s just a personal issue.
“It was unforgettable for the wrong reasons.”
Serenity was great - when it lasted. I cannot understand the high review marks. The furniture is terrible with no comfortable chair to sit in. If you are staying one maybe to nights ok, I stayed four and it was back braking. The staff are nice but no English. A gentleman who spoke English was there to greet me and when I returned from an excursion, otherwise no one. Rarely was there data on ones phone (not their fault. On day 3 I was woken by disco music at 6:30AM. This lasted for nearly 24 hours with some brakes. It was from the jungle - I had no one I could complain to and it was to be my day of rest. Apparently it was a tribe and it was some sort of celebration. It was horrific. I received a 1 day refund from the manager gentleman when I left with him the next day. Food was very nice and the young couple who looked after me were very nice but we hardly mixed. I guess one or two nights, would be OK and not for solos
It’s a very special spot; waking up with those views surrounded by nature feels like a privilege. The owner and staff do everything they can to help with whatever you need. The isolation has its perks, but it forces you to dine there if you want anything else, otherwise you have to take a boat to Leticia at an extra cost. Initially learning that electricity only runs from 6 to 9 pm is surprising, but you get used to it quickly; in fact, it’s better when they turn it off so you can hear the jungle instead of the generator. The place is very special, though the comforts don’t match the price we paid.
“Pricey”
The location is good. There’s no electricity and you have to pay for travel from the airport and into town. The food is overpriced; it should be included given the cost of the stay, and it was very expensive.
The place’s originality—wood and palms—stands out. Reception, living room, lounge, hammock and open‑plan kitchen are all made of exotic timber. Upstairs are the rooms, including a lovely one on an islet linked to the main house by a wooden bridge. The bathrooms are fitted. The bedding is comfortable with a mosquito net. The gallery’s fishing… one day, two nights out of time. The morning wake‑up is the birds’ song.
It’s a very special spot; waking up with those views surrounded by nature feels like a privilege. The owner and staff do everything they can to help with whatever you need. The isolation has its perks, but it forces you to dine there if you want anything else, otherwise you have to take a boat to Leticia at an extra cost. Initially learning that electricity only runs from 6 to 9 pm is surprising, but you get used to it quickly; in fact, it’s better when they turn it off so you can hear the jungle instead of the generator. The place is very special, though the comforts don’t match the price we paid.
The staff were amazing people, but the showers were cold, which I dislike, so that’s just a personal issue.
“Pricey”
The location is good. There’s no electricity and you have to pay for travel from the airport and into town. The food is overpriced; it should be included given the cost of the stay, and it was very expensive.
“It was unforgettable for the wrong reasons.”
Serenity was great - when it lasted. I cannot understand the high review marks. The furniture is terrible with no comfortable chair to sit in. If you are staying one maybe to nights ok, I stayed four and it was back braking. The staff are nice but no English. A gentleman who spoke English was there to greet me and when I returned from an excursion, otherwise no one. Rarely was there data on ones phone (not their fault. On day 3 I was woken by disco music at 6:30AM. This lasted for nearly 24 hours with some brakes. It was from the jungle - I had no one I could complain to and it was to be my day of rest. Apparently it was a tribe and it was some sort of celebration. It was horrific. I received a 1 day refund from the manager gentleman when I left with him the next day. Food was very nice and the young couple who looked after me were very nice but we hardly mixed. I guess one or two nights, would be OK and not for solos