+ super Frühstück + deutschsprechend in + Spielzeug + private kindgerechte Tour + freundlich, zuvorkommend, hilfsbereit + sehr gutes Preis-Leistungsverhältnis

- Komposttoilette nicht so komfortabel - Konzept aber an gut - zu wenig Ablagemöglichkeiten für 4 Personen - Zimmer etwas dunkel und hellhörig

Owners and family staying in the hostel were very friendly and welcoming. Tours we went on with Antonio were amazing, very informative.

Spiders, massive insects/moths in room (but then what can you expect in the jungle I guess)

Nice garden, hammocks, mosquitonet in the dorm, filtered water. If you ask for tipps you get nice recommendations

No kitchen. There are no food options close-by. You can order food (or they order for you) or you have to walk / take a taxi to town. That's the only negative thing.. the hostel is lovely

Tony was a fantastic tour guide with so much ecological and cultural knowledge. They work directly with local organizations and closely with indigenous groups. He and Erin are so, so dedicated to running their facility with as little ecological impact as possible. The gardens are beautiful, the hammocks are so nice to chill in, and meals were hearty and delicious.

It seems you are inside the amazonia, it does not feel that you are close to tena. The place is really special to stay and all the staff was great. Just a note: don't worry about the ants coming inside your room, they will come to clean and they will leave before it gets dark :)

We had to leave early, the fact that breakfast only starts at 8am is not always aligned with our schedule. The staff tried to help us having some food before, but have this in mind when planning your day

Very nice place with a beautiful garden where you can find dome animals.

The owners Erin & Tony were very kind and helpful. The room we had was comfortable. We liked the eco friendly bathrooms. The Primary Forest hike was worth our time.

The noise from the road was intense so sleeping was very difficult. We did not like the simple breakfast that came with the room. There was no variation throughout our 3 day stay.

It is surrounded by foliage on a big area of land at the end of a neighborhood street so you completely enclosed by nature. You hear birds, crickets and local roosters, the outdoor patios have hammocks, the common room has drinking water and the ambiance is quiet with a few backpackers and families staying in family suits. The common area and bedrooms are clean and the property is well kept, the staff is all very nice and they serve a good Western style breakfast consisting of eggs, fresh chopped fruit, jugo natural, and crossbar/jam and coffee. We didn’t realize when we reserved our room that Hostal Pakay offers several guided trips from its facility to go rafting, a full day river/indigenous village tour (which we took and highly recommend).

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