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Boasting a bar and free WiFi, Finca Las Palmas Ecolodge is situated in Puyo. The property has a year-round outdoor pool, sauna, hot tub and garden.

At the inn, the rooms come with a balcony with a mountain view. The rooms are fitted with a private bathroom with a shower, while selected rooms also boast a kitchen with a fridge. Beautiful new ecolodge. Manager and staff go out of their way to make our stay comfortable.

Guests at the inn can enjoy an American or a vegetarian breakfast. At Hosteria El Paraiso de las Orquideas you will find a restaurant serving American cuisine. Vegetarian, dairy-free and vegan options can also be requested. Very beautiful place and pool experience is great the breakfast delicious !! And the balcony in the room was amazing and see the monkeys

Hostal Las Palmas is situated in Puyo and features a garden. There is a terrace and guests can make use of free WiFi and free private parking.

Rooms include a private bathroom with a shower, while certain rooms have a balcony and others also boast garden views. At the inn, each room comes with a TV with cable channels. The guy in the reception was extremely kind and helpfull

Cabaña 79 Papallacta Alpina is offering accommodation in Papallacta. A children's playground, an in-house bar and shared lounge are available.

With a private bathroom fitted with a shower and free toiletries, rooms at the inn also have free WiFi. All guest rooms feature a safety deposit box. We booked into the private spa springs to decompress..it was beautiful

At the inn, the rooms are fitted with a wardrobe and a patio with a garden view. With a private bathroom fitted with a shower and free toiletries, rooms at Hosteria Orkidea Lodge also feature a mountain view. At the accommodation rooms have a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. This is a beautiful place to stay. Even though it is a bit remote, it still has many comforts. It had a beautiful pool on extensive grounds that are well maintained. The staff was very attentive whenever we needed something. We just ate there, since it was quite a drive to get to other options, and the food was good. There's a large number of cool Oropendola birds that hang out there, making an unearthly wake up call at sunrise, which I found quite pleasant. It took us a little extra effort to find because Google Maps doesn't show the dirt road that must be traveled to get there, so we had to do a little more exploration to find it. There's a sign on the main road which shows the dirt road turnoff. Eventually you reach a very small wooden bridge leading to a pair of concrete tracks into the jungle, so the road is minimal on the final approach to the resort.