Inkaterra Hacienda Concepcion

We had an amazing 3 nights here. All of the details are cared for. Rooms are serviced twice a day with turndown service. Umbrellas everywhere you can use to walk from room to main lodge or to the dock. We saw wild monkeys and birds and agouti from our cabana. The food was 10/10. We chose this hotel because when doing our research because they seemed more ethical than other lodges here - not exploiting animals or locals. It was a perfect stay!

We were so well looked after from the reception at the airport, through to the reception at the lodge and then throughout our stay. What a lovely, polite and attentive staff team. Loved chatting to the waiters at meal times, Jorge & Alias/Elias. Great guys. The room in the grounds was spacious and comfortable with mosquito net and some complimentary repellent provided. A tip: dependant on the time of year and mosquito activity take plenty of clothing that covers your arms and legs to allay the bites and note its humid, so more than 1 set. You had a real feel of being in the rain forest with some wonderful wildlife noises and the odd spotting. The lodge itself houses reception, a lounge/bar area, shop and dining. Whilst we did find some of the tables and chairs a little low and a little awkward for dining this did not detract away from the quality and quantity of the food on offer. Options for a cooked breakfast to go alongside the buffet and 3 courses at both lunch and dinner. We certainly did get well fed. The activities were good overall. We particular enjoyed the boat rides up and down river, the early morning walk and boat ride on Lake Sandoval and the canopy walkway excursions. The rest of our group stayed for 2 nights before flying out to Cusco and the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu. We'd booked for 3 nights. On reflection 2 nights would have been enough had we known the activities on our itinerary on Day 3 weren't on offer locally unless we paid extra and we'd had enough mosquito bites by then after stupidly not researching that we needed more cover up light weight clothing. But this shouldn't detract away from a recommendation to stay at this place with its wonderful staff team and pleasant accommodation.

We stayed in one of the bungalows for 3 nights. The staff were friendly and the meals were fantastic. The included tours were really well organised, and the guides were knowledgeable and friendly. Our favourite was the canopy walk closely followed by the trip to lake Sandoval

We had simply the best time during our stay at Inkaterra Hacienda Concepcion. We stayed for 3 nights/4 days. Our party of three had a cabana about a 3-minute walk from the main building. This is an immersive nature/jungle experience, and it lived up to its billing. Our cabana was comfortable and had all we needed. It was nice to be disconnected from our devices though there was good wifi in the main building when the power was on. We slept under mosquito nets and didn't have any issues with bugs/critters in our cabana. Sleeping immersed in the jungle darkness with all its noises was amazing as was waking up with the sun and birds. The meals were excellent, and lots of options for vegetarians. We were there on Christmas Eve and they had a wonderful local performance for us to enjoy together. All of our excursions were great, and our guide, Freddy, was VERY knowledgeable. Going on a trip with an expectation to see wildlife is always a gamble- we were very lucky and saw most of what we had hoped for, including a capybara on our night river excursion. Our guide did a great job on all our excursions explaining things and teaching us about what we were seeing. All of the staff were wonderful. If you are going to stay here, you need to realize it is remote and immersive in nature and may stretch you outside your comfort zone but, I believe, it is really worth it.

Five Star lodge in the Amazon. Stayed here for four days, three nights with my family. We got two bungalows and they were comfortable/equipped with mosquito nets and mosquito repellent (citronella oil). The water is the bathroom can get surprisingly hot and there are flashlights also provided. It was a 20 minute shuttle ride from the airport and a 20 minute ride downriver to arrive at the hotel. They only allow one piece of luggage so any larger items can be left in their office by the airport, and then when they drop you back off at the airport, you can collect your bag then. Some quick notes: Breakfast: 5:30am-9am Dinner: 7:30pm - 9pm No need to make a reservation. Electricity from 5:30am - 3pm and again from 5:30pm-around 11pm. There’s happy hour (2 for 1). There is WiFi only in the lounge. Dining The menu did stay the same for lunch but alternated for dinner. Nevertheless, we had good variety. For example, in one meal, I ordered palmitos, chaufa, and flan and then for another I had quinoa cakes and chicken with broccoli and Brazil nut purée, and chocolate tart; then yet for another I got chicken tamal, chicken salad, and mango mousse. There are gluten-free and vegetarian friendly options. The drinks aren’t included in the price so I’d suggest taking advantage of happy hour. Overall, a good spot to stay if you’re looking to relax but see nature.