Madero Maiten

The location is handy, but our cabin was right beside the street, so it didn't feel secluded. We could also hear people walking around in the cabin upstairs. At check-in, the man who welcomed us said he'd bring a complimentary item, but after waiting an hour we had to ask for it ourselves. There was some confusion about pool access too. I did enjoy the breakfast.

The hot tub is completely private, and a lovely way to unwind. The place has pretty decor, attentive service, and good prices for what you get. It struck me as a better fit for a romantic break than a family trip. Highly recommend it.

The cabin was well equipped, and breakfast was generous. Mrs. Flor was especially attentive and did her best to sort things out, including a reservation error when we arrived. Still, the hot tub stayed cold and never reached the advertised temperature. Its heating kept cutting out. The mattress was awful, with the springs easy to feel, and in the morning we heard furniture being moved upstairs. I hope they can fix these problems.

We enjoyed our stay and especially the private hot tub, which you can heat and use whenever you want, for as long as you like. Breakfast was tasty and plentiful, the staff were very kind and attentive, and public transport stops right outside. Shops and restaurants are nearby too. For 50,000 pesos for the night, getting a cabin with breakfast and a hot tub felt like very good value. The water supply was the hardest part. Every day, potable water stopped after 7:00 PM. They gave us jugs for the bathroom and a big bottle to drink, but after a hot day it was inconvenient not being able to shower at night. They said water scarcity might be the reason. There were also lots of mosquitoes, so bring repellent if you want to sleep comfortably. Some areas need a better clean as well, since there were cobwebs.