The hotel was very close to the plaza and center of the city. There were several tourist agencies nearby. The bedroom was clean, spacious and well ventilated. The staff was very nice and courteous: they made conversation with you and made you feel at home.

First room was super nice, comes with a little fridge which is a cool bonus. Second room had pretty average air conditioning, and internet isn't amazing, but overall a nice spot!

Hotel staff were very friendly, included breakfast was good but the Room was disappointing. Not very clean, the shower didn’t drain, etc..

The staff who was a girl said I need to pay in the front. But actually I already paid by my credit card. I didn't check well about this cuz I don't use internet well. Anyway Expedia said I need to wait to refund. Anything else was good at all. 익스피디아로 결제했지만 현장에서 결제가 안됐다며, 추가로 결제한 셈이 되어 버렸습니다. 이상한 건 체크아웃 당시 현금으로도 결제하고, 그 이후에 카드로도 결제가 되었습니다. 한국인분들 이용하신다면 이 점 유의하세요.

Relatively clean but sparse. Good air conditioning which was important! Super nice people.

Below average breakfast (and only instant coffee) and I never received a hand towel (They just gave me paper towels). Also, the wifi wasn't so great on the 3rd floor. I was disappointed with that, but the service was excellent otherwise. The front desk wass very friendly and helpful with recommendations and general information about the area. I slept comfortably with the air conditioning. Overall it was a good deal. I would probably stay here again. I would just walk 10 minutes towards the Malecón to either Dawn of the Amazon Café or the Amazon Bistro and have a good breakfast there.

We went a day earlier than planned to the hotel as there was a protest planned by the Indigenous People and there would have been no transportation to get there. The hotel easily dealt with our change of plan. Our room was a third floor walk but our luggage was carried up there for us. The foyer and our room were very effectively air-conditioned. It was L-shaped so offered some privacy to the three of us. No pictures on the wall and the ceiling with some damage. There was a television set and internet connections. Sometimes the connections were down for no known reason and electricity was off for 4 hours but i do not think this was the hotel’s fault. A cooked breakfast was included in the reasonable price. Also included were use of the facilities of the 5 star El Dorado Hotel a block away with swimming pool and restaurants. We felt safe there despite the protest going on for 2 days which caused all the shops to be shut and most restaurants. The protesters covered the streets in garbage and broken glass and set some fires. They were protesting the big oil companies that had pulled out leaving their land damaged and water polluted, and they felt that the government representatives were doing nothing to help them. Riot police were there to make sure things were under control and the streets not completely blocked so the rare motorcycle or pedestrian could get through.

We went a day earlier than planned to the hotel as there was a protest planned by the Indigenous People and there would have been no transportation to get there. The hotel easily dealt with our change of plan. Our room was a third floor walk but our luggage was carried up there for us. The foyer and our room were very effectively air-conditioned. It was L-shaped so offered some privacy to the three of us. No pictures on the wall and the ceiling with some damage. There was a television set and internet connections. Sometimes the connections were down for no known reason and electricity was off for 4 hours but i do not think this was the hotel’s fault. A cooked breakfast was included in the reasonable price. Also included were use of the facilities of the 5 star El Dorado Hotel a block away with swimming pool and restaurants.We felt safe there despite the protest going on for 2 days which caused all the shops to be shut and most restaurants. The protesters covered the streets in garbage and broken glass and set some fires. They were protesting the big oil companies that had pulled out leaving their land damaged and water polluted, and they felt that the government representatives were doing nothing to help them. Riot police were there to make sure things were under control and the streets not completely blocked so the rare motorcycle or pedestrian could get through.

Was good close to shops and the family homes recommended for travelers Thanks

We stayed at Hotel Dubai following a trip to the jungle. We wanted nothing more than a comfortable bed and a hot shower. Unfortunately we got none of those things. The water came out as a trickle and not very hot. The beds were like sleeping on wood. The saving grace for the hotel was the service of the hotel front desk. I cannot remember his name, but he assisted in fixing our reservation, pointing out where to go eat, helping find a store for my dad, and just provided great customer service. I would not go back unless they fixed the rooms to include hot water and a more comfortable bed, but they are extremely friendly.

We stayed at Hotel Dubai following a trip to the jungle. We wanted nothing more than a comfortable bed and a hot shower. Unfortunately we got none of those things. The water came out as a trickle and not very hot. The beds were like sleeping on wood.The saving grace for the hotel was the service of the hotel front desk. I cannot remember his name, but he assisted in fixing our reservation, pointing out where to go eat, helping find a store for my dad, and just provided great customer service.I would not go back unless they fixed the rooms to include hot water and a more comfortable bed, but they are extremely friendly.

It's unfortunate because I wanted to give this hotel a decent rating, however right after we checked out I noticed a wad of cash was missing from my wallet (which I always kept hidden in a drawer in our room). Our friends in the room next door also came back on the last day and saw someone had obviously gone through their backpack and had stolen their expensive sunglasses (and they didn't even try to clean up the mess afterwards). We were both very good about locking our door, but there was fishy business going on with the staff. The front desk guy kept telling us there is only one key per room so we had to leave our key with them if we wanted it cleaned, but that's a lie because we saw a guy who at least looked like a worker walking around with a huge set of spare keys, and we even saw him enter our room with them a couple times while we were inside the room. The employees seemed courteous enough during our stay, but when we confronted them about it upon checkout they just shrugged it off and said they'll check with the morning staff, but never got back to us. I've written several e-mails still with no response, so I can only assume they are all in on it together. They are a bunch of crooks who take advantage of tourists. DON'T LET THEM.

This was a horrible experience. After arriving at the hotel, we were told that they did not have any indication of either one of our reservations. After taking us up to our room, we were greeted by a room that was no bigger than the bed and did not have any of the amenities listed in the description. Even though promised, the room did have a bathroom, but rather a locked door that we were not allowed to enter. After complaining, we looked at a larger room, which contrary to their assertions, had not been cleaned and smelled of bleach. Since they lost our reservation, we opted for a different hotel. Depending on the cost and your length of stay, this may be an acceptable lodging option, but I would caution you!

Just 3 short blocks from my rendezvous point. Very safe neighborhood. Helpful Peruvians everywhere. Close to all types of shopping and sightseeing and banks. Good memories!

recently bought by El Dorado Plaza. Undergoing major renovations while I stayed. Potential to be very nice. Staff are friendly and helpful, fresh breakfast every morning was a nice plus. Poor wifi coverage on the far side of the building. Very good for the price and near lots of good restaurants in a safe part of town. Right next to a Mormon mission.

This hotel is under construction, bad experience. Staff don't know what they doing. No breakfast.

There was no hot water , just one sheet on bed , sheets where stained , breakfast just OK

No hot water in the room. After waiting for several minutes, no running water came out of the shower so be patient... Very noisy due to location near a busy intersection. No elevator available. Very basic breakfast.

Very good choice in the heart of Iquitos. Clean, fresh rooms and the breakfast is to die for. The best we had in Peru. And a very informative Italian man :)

Was clean and close to the city center. A/C worked great and staff very friendly.