A group of 13 of us, mostly family, from both Ecuador and the US, spent 3 restful nights at Hotel France-Amazonia. The owners/hosts made us feel comfortable and that they were available, even tough there was not someone visibly there all the time. Service was excellent. Breakfast was absolutly wonderful--both quality of the food and service. It was lovely to fall asleep each night with the rushing of the river providing soothing background.
We would all go back there.

Had a fabulous 3 night stay. We spent one night in a standard room and booked the suite for the remaining 2 nights. The suite is an amazing deal and we would gladly return. The cost was well worth it, the location is tranquil next to the river and yet a 400 meter walk into town. The included breakfast allowed us to enjoy the morning next to the pool and plan our day. Cannot state enough how much we enjoyed our stay!

We took a taxi from Tena, and then the bus back as we left. The bus conveniently picked us up right in across the street and we were able to stay on board the same bus all the way back to Quito.

This was a wonderful place to stay. Just wish we had 'discovered it' earlier, then we would have stayed a LOT longer than just a night. The entire complex is in a walled compound, very secure. Great place to park a vehicle. The rooms are "very interesting". We were up - with a view over the entire complex, PLUS a view of the river. Beds, although very basic, were very comfortable. Having the mess-screening all around is an extra selling point - it keeps the monkeys out ( plus any other unwanted creepy-crawlies)
The morning coffee was FANTASTIC, served in thermos flasks so it staays hot. Ample food, too much for a 'normal' person to eat. The owner is a young French man, very helpful, very accomodating. the hotel POOL was absolutely fantastic. Waht a great place to sit, relax, drink some of the 0.5L beer at just $1.50/bottle and watch the beautiful star-sky. Very romantic.
Walking from the Hotel into town is a short 700m/yds. The town has learned that Tourism can be good for the economy so - EVERYONE seems very eager to offer help, assistance, guidance. We ate lunch a roadside restaurant where the waiter soke excellent English. We got talking and he showed us where to catch a river-boat ride. He (the waiter) explained to us, in detail the various options, the pro/cons of each. Very helpful. As the river boat operators do NOT speak any English, we asked the waiter if he'd come along and........for $20 he was willing to abandon his jub and be our English speaking tour guide for the FOUR 1/2 hours Boat tour. Best money we ever spend. Worthe VERY penny.! Shared between four of us, that was only $5/ea.

Had a great stay, nice rooms, small beds, good breakfast, with private access to the Napo river, great value overall, but.... we got $20 bucks stolen from our luggage during room cleaning and the hotel did not took responsability for it. Besides that it was a pleasant stay.