Posada Amazonas recently won Conservation International's 2000 Ecotourism Excellence Award. Posada Amazonas was built using native architectural techniques and local materials, principally wood, palm fronds, bamboo and clay. The walls dividing the rooms are built of bamboo and clay. Each room has an open picture-window view of the primary forest. The dining area, with a lounge, a bar, and hammocks, is also designed as a conference room for evening lectures.
Visitors enjoy nightly video presentations about local wildlife.
The garden is especially designed to attract tanagers and hummingbirds. Night time lighting is provided by lamplight, lending to a romantic jungle atmosphere. Enjoy a short orientation and a complete briefing about this ecotourism project over dinner. The Ese'eja Community Project Posada Amazonas' Es eja Ecotourism Project is a source of sustainable economic development for the local Es eja native community. While helping to support the Es eja Ecotourism Project, visitors benefit from an insightful and authentic rain forest experience.