Villa Amazônia underwent a meticulous restoration, saving it from collapse while enhancing the surrounding area and showcasing local traditions in its interior design. A garden was reconstructed with native Amazonian species to highlight the local flora and help reduce temperatures through large-scale vegetation cover. Solar panels power the water heating system, significantly reducing energy and fossil fuel consumption. 

Plastic bottles and straws are no longer used or sold in the restaurant, bar, or minibars, and plastic waste bags have been replaced by kraft paper alternatives. Local products and supplies are prioritized, supporting cultural traditions and minimizing transportation impacts. Free filtered drinking water is available for guests and biodegradable amenities in dispensers drastically cut plastic waste. 

The property practices selective waste separation, with recyclables sent to community cooperatives. Energy-efficient inverter refrigeration systems and LED lighting are used to reduce energy consumption. Wages are set above market rates, and there is a focus on hiring local staff to improve both the internal environment and the local job market.