AMAZON ECOPARK JUNGLE LODGE

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793 reviews

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It is a jungle lodge near Manaus in the Amazon, with 64 bungalows, surrounded by pristine rivers and nature. has a private beach, natural swimming pools and Monkey Sanctuary among other features.

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Property amenities

Free internet

Pool

Lazy river

Free breakfast

Hiking

Billiards

Airport transportation

Meeting rooms

Internet

Outdoor pool

Bar / lounge

Restaurant

Breakfast buffet

Snack bar

Special diet menus

Fishing

Table tennis

Shuttle bus service

Gift shop

Non-smoking hotel

Shops

24-hour front desk

Private check-in / check-out

Room features

Air conditioning

Private balcony

Safe

Room types

Bridal suite

Non-smoking rooms

Suites

Family rooms

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Languages Spoken

English, Spanish, Portuguese

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Contact

Rio Taruma Açu, Manaus, State of Amazonas 69005 Brazil

00 55 21 3958-8792

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793Reviews24Q+A52Room tips

First time to the Amazon

I was traveling solo to South America and finished my trip at The Ecopark. It was amazing! My stay was from a Tuesday evening to Friday morning. I would compare it to summer camp with the way they have your stay set up. They plan out the excursions for you so you don't have to worry about it. Meals are served at certain times that coordinate with the excursions. They have several guides that speak multiple languages so understanding everything was easy for all guests. The tours gave guest a good look at all aspects of the Amazon. From an easy hike through the jungle, to learning about the monkey's and seeing the meeting of the waters. The location was amazing. It was about a 20 minute boat ride from one of the marina's in Manaus and you felt like you were in the middle of nowhere. It was great. Many may complain that there was no wifi in the rooms, but YOU ARE IN THE AMAZON! You don't need the wifi for a few days. There was some cell service if you needed to send a text or make a phone call. The food was good and they had some vegetarian options as well as good ole pizza and french fries (chips for non-Americans) The staff overall was very friendly and helpful. If you have limited mobility, it might be difficult because there is a lot of getting in and out of boats since there are no roads for vehicles. Great thing is there are no mosquitos along the Rio Negro because of the pH levels. There are no tv's in the room but there is a pool table in the bar area, books to read in several different languages, a sloth house (hammocks and lounge chairs), and a chess board to occupy your time. I would highly recommend this for solo travelers and families to get a great first experience in the Amazon.…

Date of stay: August 2019

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Thank you very much for writing your experience in our lodge. We are very happy to know that everything we provided to you was really good. As additional information, the hotel offers some rooms with TV and WiFi. These are our SUPERIOR PLUS ROOMS. The Brazilian Amazon and our jungle hotel are grateful for your visit.

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Review of family visit to Amazon Echo Park

We visited Amazon Echo Park for 5 days with our 10 year old granddaughter. It was an outstanding experience for all! The parks communication was excellent they met us at airport & transported us to hotel-everyone was very polite & helpful.Room was very clean, air conditioning, beds comfortable. Meals excellent very tasteful! All excursions were well planned , our guide Moses was very knowledgeable & fun! Highly recommend additional packages-going through floating jungle & swimming with porpoises a must! We will never forget our adventures in the Amazon & are grateful for the gracious hosts that made this trip memorable-Sincerely Andy, Wendy & Alexis…

Date of stay: August 2019Trip type: Travelled with family

Thank you very much for writing your experience in our lodge. We were very happy to know that everything we provided to you was 100% good. The Brazilian Amazon and our jungle Hotel are grateful for your visit.

This place had the feel of both an upmarket resort, though in a very shabby chic way. The beach was a great bonus with wonderfully warm water even in winter. (Apparently, their guests have never been attacked by piranhas nor alligators, which was a fear of mine). The food was above average, though a little repetitive at times. The guides were very patient and humourous, and gave us a wonderful experience of the amazon without going full Bear Grylls ! The rooms are respectable enough and the aircon is definitely a must in the heat and humidity. Most trips are included, but there are a few extras. We took the meeting of the 2 rivers one. Not sure it was worth a 3 hour journey out. However if you opt for the speedboat return, though just as long, at least you get to experience Amazon villages along the way. For anyone with a young family wanting a taster of the Amazon (withouth being too in depth, but sufficiently immersed in the experience), this was definitely a great place to stay. …

Date of stay: July 2019

Thank you so much for writing about your experience at our jungle hotel. We are glad to know that you enjoyed your stay and that much of our service has been satisfactory to you. The Amazon and the hotel are grateful for your visit.

Good but could be so much better

The good points and I think its always worth pointing out the good. The location is lovely. The staff are friendly. Good system for keeping your stuff safe at a safe deposit section as there is no safe in the room. Breakfast was lovely with the visits from the parrots. Trips are good but a little limited. No mosquitos The things you need to be aware off if you have limited mobility there is lots of getting in and out of boats. Steep ramp from the water to reception and also quite a steep incline to the restaurant and the rooms. Out guide was good apart from he didn’t understand that one of our party had problems with hills and despite saying one of the trips didn’t have hills it clearly did. The trip to the Indian village as a bit contrived and could be missed The monkey visit was nice and so was the night safari. The trip to the meeting of the waters is interesting and there is a nice lunch with a good craft market. Bar service was good and reasonably priced. The food was OK not great but not bad either. It got a bit limited at times and some of the deserts were strange semi frozen ice creams. Food could have been more exciting. …

Date of stay: June 2019Trip type: Travelled as a couple

Thank you for reporting your experience in our jungle Lodge. We were happy to hear that practically all the services offered were very good. Amazon and the Hotel are grateful for your visit.

We were at the Amazon Ecopark lodge for 7 days and were amazed how "little effort" they put to offer comfortable accommodations and service. We thought the rooms were better categorized as from a one star hotel: bathroom too small, electrical shower weak and old; the room is dark and the air conditioner was so loud, when we turned ours off we could hear the next rooms' noise, it was probably installed 15 years ago, and there was nothing eco about it. as my American friend would call it: "a tourist trap" as they charge for all inclusive and the meals in the only existing restaurant were very poor: no good variety nor quality! The staff is very warm, although very laid back about answering to guests' requests or complaints. They say they'll get to it, and never do, by the fourth time I had to ask for hand towels, then they sent some... They have a whole sightseeing schedule around the property which is really nice, jungle trekking, monkey island, visits to locals homes, fishing piranhas and hunting for baby alligators. We thought that they need to do some serious upgrade in order to charge what they are charging.…

Date of stay: July 2019

We regret immensely that the room you were staying in was so bad for you. We will certainly check and take the necessary steps to improve all our rooms. You are in the process of completing the refurbishment of all the rooms but a few are still to finish. About the food this information surprised us since we have received numerous compliments on the variety and quality of buffets for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We remind you that the hotel is not a resort but a jungle hotel in category 3 stars. The maintenance of the hotel is daily because we live within the largest rain forest on the planet with strong rain and sunshine daily. We can say that we are always willing to do the best for our guests and once again we regret that we have not achieved our goal of serving you well. We thank you for your visit.

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How in-depth is the interaction with the indigenous peoples? I’m an indigenous traveler (who is traveling with another indigenous traveler) who has some basic knowledge of the indigenous tribes in the Amazon and am looking for an experience that will be more than a passing glance but allow for us to interact with the communities and their way of life (at least somewhat).

My trip was organised and one of the excursions was a 90 minute visit to a local dwelling. So very little interaction on my experience.

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Hi, planning to visit Brazil later on this year and thinking of staying at the Ecopark lodge. Some questions: - Is the vegetarian food good? We are of Indian origin and strictly vegetarian; -Is there a good choice of dishes for all three meals? - Planning to stay for six days. Is this too long? -How much do the optional tours cost? - Does the lodge offer bespoke "off the beaten track" type of boat/trekking day trips? How much do they cost? - Is the lodge really too close to Manaus to be really "in the jungle?" - Do noisy "events" regularly take place? The lodge advertises events on its website; - Would you recommend another lodge over this one? Please assist with replies based on your own experiences. Many thanks, Travelogo -Do we need to bring our own walking boots/raincoats, etc? -

We stayed 6 days and did not run out of tours and trips to do. The Lodge is really in the jungle, but I was able to hire a fishing guide that came out from Manaus to take us out for a private charter. I had no issues with noise, the only thing we heard in our room at night was the air conditioner. You do need walking boots for the tours, but we had no rain in the week we stayed during November.

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How do I go about booking a boat transfer to Amazon Ecopark Lodge from Davi marina?

Call the hotel or email them and they will arrange for you. 👍

Could you tell me how you get from the airport to this hotel and how long it takes? Thankyou Jennifer

The park picked us up From The airport in a minibus which took around 15 mins then we transferred to a boat which was around 20 mins

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Is there wifi or internet access in the lodge?

hi yes there is wifi and it is free but only in the reception area and be warned it is very very slow so you may not be able to use big files, just about managed whats app but not its photos Also the croc hunt in the evening is a waste of time BUT the trip of Meeting the waters is worth it,

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