Consider having your next business conference, meeting, incentive group or social event at Ariau Amazon Towers Hotel. With a 350-seat conference and restaurant facility overlooking the rainforest canopy and the Rio Negro, your event will be one that will stay in their memories forever. Previous clients have included Compaq Computers, IBM, Master Card, Paramount Pictures, NASA, Harvard Alumni, and Sony Pictures.

Ariau Fact Sheet

Inaugurated in 1987.
Located 35 miles Northwest of Manaus, along the Rio Negro.
Accessible from Manaus by speed boat, traditional riverboat or helicopter
Accommodations: 250 individual apartments and suites with private baths and verandas. 7 Towers linked buy double decker catwalk system
Entirely built on sturdy stilts at rainforest canopy level. Two heliports.
Unobstructed 360 degree sweeping views of the Amazon Jungle from two 150-ft. wooden observation towers.
Complete communication to the world by phone, fax and radio.
An Amphitheater seating 150 persons for folkloric music and dance presentations
Two swimming pools built at canopy level.
Two restaurants serving 350 persons each.
Located at the foot of the Anavilhanas Archipelago, formed by 380 islands, provides endless options for sightseeing.
Experienced (multi-lingual) guides accompany every outing, providing guests with a wealth of information about the ecosystem, the flora and fauna, anthropology, history, and survival techniques.
Variety of accommodations including the deluxe Cosmic Suite *

*With a 360-degree view of the Rio Negro River (largest tributary of the Amazon), as well as the surrounding rainforest, you will find a once in a lifetime experience. At night enjoy the planetarium ambience with the entire circular ceiling filled with sparkling stars and 3 dimensional planets. 24-hour internet connection and computer equipment, beautiful rustic furnishings, dining and living areas, exercise equipment and state of the art entertainment center also add to the comfort of the Cosmic Suite.

Read about Patrick Tierney's experience at Ariau in Forbes FYI article