Complejo Turistico Cerro de Oro

Alberto greeted us warmly and was attentive throughout. The price was excellent, and the grounds feel secure, with a magnetic card for access after closing hours. The pools were clean and roomy enough for children, with loungers, tables, and umbrellas nearby. The site follows the natural shape of the land, though there aren't separate plots with barbecue areas. Each plot does have a grill and power outlet, plus Wi-Fi, washing sinks, and hot water around the clock. It worked well for children and pets.

The location, natural setting, and Wi-Fi are real positives, and the apartments were in good condition. We also had good service. Camping, though, would be a very bad idea: the place needs a lot of maintenance. Tables and benches were rotten, grills broken, and the outlets sat almost at ground level without rain protection, with cables lying on the floor. There wasn't even a store, which is absolutely essential when camping. If you're staying in an apartment, it's very nice, but I wouldn't camp here.

I parked outside and walked around without anyone stopping me at the entrance. Everything looked abandoned, and with the season about to start, that was hard to believe. The bathrooms were filthy, grills broken, wooden tables and benches broken and toppled over, and the sinks held green water. I was too embarrassed by the state of the place to take photos.

The owners were exceptionally friendly, and the place was very clean. We enjoyed hearing the birds from the area. Hot water is available all day and night, and there's also an option to have a private bathroom. A beautiful spot, highly recommended.