Guest Houses in Mocoa

Located far away from city center, so it's calm and quiet place. Friendly staff, coffee for free, good kitchen.

this property is exceptional, one of my favourite places I have stayed in Latin America. The owner, Janneth and her assistant Victoria, have the BEST vibes!! The rooms are lovely, the views are gorgeous, the food is tasty and the day trips/hikes into the jungle to visit incredible waterfalls were FANTASTIC. Went for two nights and stayed for a week. AMAZING

Good place to have some rest. Host is very friendly. breakfast is nice. In the morning you could see monkeys right in the garden.

Staff, quality of food, beer prices we're all spot on. Loved the cats and dogs and the very basic accommodation.

Very clean and comfortable. Friendly welcome from the hosts. Hot shower and tasty breakfast. Secure off street parking for my motorcycle. Very quiet with an amazing view.

The family is sooo nice! Carlos picked me up at the bus station, invited me to dinner with them…The place is very calm, I felt like home

Great people, beautiful nature and good location to start the trip across the border to Ecuador. The view from the balcony is amazing. And the restaurant next door has very good food! They prepared a great vegetarian dinner for us and it was cheap too!

As a solo backpacker, I was unsure whether to spend money on this place but it's SO worth it. There's a larger dorm room that fits 4 people and two smaller single dorm rooms for 1 person each - they all have great views. It was quiet when I was there so I was given a single room in the dorm block and it was beautiful! (Note, there's no windows so you're open to hearing all the jungle noises, it's great). I ended up extending my stay as I didn't want to leave. The showers / toilets are basic in an outdoors block below the dorm cabin. The water wasn't hot but it was warm, pleasant to shower in in the Amazon heat. There's also hammocks to chill in under there, in the dorm balcony, and over in the main entrance / dining block. For food - you're out of town but the accommodation can provide all meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner). I did this each day and it was all delicious and very reasonably priced. i.e. breakfast is 15k and I think dinner is 22k. I found this place better than my experience deeper in the Amazon. There's so much wildlife here and the staff are really enthusiastic about showing you and sharing their knowledge. You can spot monkeys on the estate and on the road outside and so many birds. You can also go on a night time walk to spot frogs with a nearby hostel that they arrange for 50k including your evening meal - super worth it! The guide was so knowledgeable and it was great fun. Not to mention the rainforest hike to their waterfall - it's not huge or insanely powerful but it's one of my favourites I've come across in ten months travelling South America. It has a double drop and it's like a little oasis heaven. You can even jump from the top. I spent hours swimming and just sitting there in peace. They also have a natural pool by the accommodation which was really nice to swim in - even during the rain! Again, can't fault this place. Everyone was so welcoming.