Hotel berhampiran Yacu Puma Center, Maynas Province

It was a great place and convenient location. It's a touch away from the boulevard so you aren't peppered by scammers as soon as you exit the hotel. While the workers don't speak English a translator worked fine and get everything I need. I didn't see breakfast though and I didn't ask.

Such a amazing hotel, incredibly lovely and helpful stuff, they help carry all luggage to the rooms and we're so friendly and always avaliable. The owner is a incredibly lovely lady who made sure we had e everything we needed and more. Always a pleasure arriving at la casona.

This is a great hotel. Clean. Easy to get in and out. They were very helpful with all our needs. We stayed here before heading to a retreat. The tuk-tuks outside were super helpful. They can seem overwhelming if you aren’t used to it. But they are great.

In order to get a full understanding of the hotel experience, you may want to read all three sections: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. The Good: * Amazing customer service (5 stars for this) : The hotel staff wins your heart with the par excellence customer service they offer. Michael and his team at the front desk went out of their way to make our stay a memorable experience. First, the beds were not the best ones for my personal needs. I cannot sleep on foam mattresses. I somehow managed the first night of stay and Michael arranged for a rollaway bed to be put on the floor for the next two days. Our flight was late in the night on the checkout day and we requested a late checkout. The front desk looked up and since their guests were arriving later in the evening, they let us check out late. This helped us a lot with our onward journey. * Location: 3 of the rooms (#2,3 &4) have a nice view of the amazonia river (a tributary of the amazon). Also, the general location of the hotel is right in the heart of the city, just a couple of blocks from the Plaza de Armas and the most happening city square. The tuktuks parked right outside the hotel are a mode of transportation literally from the door step. * The Rooms: A mansion turned hotel with 20 feet high ceilings and so much of space to move around makes you feel at home. All amenities in the room along with potable water jug, microwave, a hot plate, silverware etc. make it such a comfortable stay. A nice pool in the courtyard adds to the get up of the place. Not to mention the beautiful library that one must visit. * Food: Very nice breakfast served with fresh juice and the standard breakfast items. This is not a buffet and is served individually in again a huge breakfast/dining room. The servers are so sweet and take every care to make you feel at home. The Bad: * The hotel is surrounded by tons of work happening and most of the area is being worked on making the place pretty much inaccessible from the first lane. * The location is close to the city center but the locality is not very clean and there are almost like slum dwellings around the place. * The bathroom toilets have a stench that needs to be addressed by the hotel. It's an amazing place but surely would do with some maintenance. * The room has a huge window for the amazon river view but it is sealed by a glass pane. One realizes that it not only prevents noise from the boardwalk area but also prevents mosquitos from entering the room. But again, it could have been designed to be openable. The Ugly: * This section has nothing to do with the hotel but the boardwalk use by the public. You can see teenage boys in the boardwalk area making joints and smoking all evening. Cops do come there to check but there is a limit to what they can control.

My family and I have been staying at this hotel for the past 20 years, whenever we come through Iquitos which is almost every year. This is the only hotel we stay at when we’re in Iquitos. They’re reliable, honest, and the hotel is lovely. The new renovations have made it an even nicer place to stay. They have great breakfast and clean rooms. The staff are always very warm, welcoming, and super helpful.