Room Options
Seven free-standing cabins and four standard rooms in the main building, all with a private bathroom.
Choose a cabin or a standard room
Our family built every room by hand from local wood: five cabins in 2025 and two more in 2026. You choose the room type when you book a tour; the price depends on the room and the number of guests.
Amazon rainforest cabins in Yasuní
50 m² / 540 sq ft
Our seven spacious, free-standing cabins stand in our tropical garden. They are the quietest option and suit couples and families: up to four adults, or two adults and three children. They come with the following amenities:
- Capacity for up to 4 adults or 2 adults and 3 children
- Open windows with mosquito nets
- Private bathroom
- Balcony with forest view
- Comfortable beds equipped with mosquito nets
- No noise from neighbours
Standard rooms at our Yasuní lodge
16–18 m² / 170–190 sq ft
In our main building we have four standard rooms. They are a good choice for a stay in the Amazon on a smaller budget and can hold up to three adults or a family with two adults and two children. We can provide an extra bed on request. They come with the following amenities:
- Capacity for up to 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children
- Open windows with mosquito nets
- Private bathroom
- Comfortable beds equipped with mosquito nets
- Noise from neighbours possible due to limited isolation capabilities of our wooden construction
Good to know before you choose
Electricity
Power runs from about 6 AM to 10 PM, with standard US outlets in every room. There is no air conditioning or fan; nights are mild, but light sleepers may want a small battery fan.
Wi-Fi
Starlink internet in the main building and in most rooms, fast enough for calls and uploads.
Showers
Clear water at ambient temperature: there is no hot water, and in the rainforest heat most guests find the shower refreshing.
Which room is yours
You pick the room type when you book a tour. We assign the actual cabin or room before you arrive and keep families and groups together.
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Small-group Yasuní expeditions with the indigenous Gualinga family — wildlife, culture and a lodge that gives back.