Hostal Caravel

Hotel in Belén

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November 2025

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December 2025

When visiting Belén, Hostal Caravel is a great choice to consider.

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Nov 7 - Nov 8

Tomorrow

Nov 8 - Nov 9

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About the neighborhood

Jirón Próspero 568 – Iquitos, Iquitos, Loreto, 065

What's nearby

Plaza 28 de Julio - 2 min walk - 0.2 km
Tarapaca Boardwalk - 5 min walk - 0.5 km
Tapiche Reserve - 5 min walk - 0.5 km
Plaza de Armas - 8 min walk - 0.7 km
Iquitos Cathedral - 8 min walk - 0.7 km

Getting around

Iquitos (IQT-Coronel FAP Francisco Secada Vignetta Intl.) - 23 min drive

Restaurants

‪Chifa Long Fung - ‬4 min walk
‪Mirka's Chicken - ‬7 min walk
‪Frutas de la Costa - ‬5 min walk
‪Siete Puertas Restaurante - ‬3 min walk
‪Restaurante Festejo - ‬6 min walk

About this property

Hostal Caravel

When visiting Belén, Hostal Caravel is a great choice to consider.

At a glance

Required at check-in

- Credit card, debit card, or cash deposit required for incidental charges
- Government-issued photo ID may be required

Fees & policies

Mandatory fees

You'll be asked to pay the following charges by the property at check-in or check-out. Fees may include applicable taxes:

You may be asked to pay the following charges at the property: Peru value-added tax (18%). Nonresident travelers who present a valid passport and tourist visa/immigration card may be exempt from value-added tax (18%).

Children & extra beds

Children under 18 are generally not allowed to stay at properties in Peru without a parent, legal guardian or duly authorized responsible person. Accompanying adults may be asked for both their and the child's ID as well as any duly notarized supporting documentation. Visitors who plan to travel with children should consult with a Peruvian consulate office prior to travel for further guidance.

Policies

According to Peruvian law, cash is not accepted for payments over PEN 2,000 or USD 500. Payments greater than these amounts must be settled by credit card or other methods approved by the property and local law. Payments cannot be split between currencies.