Hospedar Alojamiento Turístico

Getting here from the airport is easy, it's a five-minute walk or less, so there's no need for a taxi. I stayed in room 101, which had a balcony outside with a hammock and comfortable chairs for eating or having a drink. The place and neighborhood were peaceful. Inside, the bed was super comfortable, the bathroom roomy, and there was a rack for hanging wet beach clothes. The rooms were clean, and the customer service was great. I really recommend it, especially at this price, since it's the most affordable in the area.

The first time I stayed here, it seemed like good value. The rooms had refrigerators, the air conditioning worked well, they cleaned every day, and the owner was friendly. That's why I came back, but the second stay was a bad experience. The service has gotten much worse. There are leaks in the rooms, and when it rains at night, it can completely ruin your sleep. The owners don't do anything about it. They really need to improve their service.

There's a nightclub next door, and on weekends the noise goes on until the early morning. The internet is basically just for show, it doesn't work, and the owners don't seem to care. The rooms leak, so when it rains the floor gets wet, and so do you. They clean the floor every day but don't change the towels. The only good things are a market right beside the place and its location across from the airport. Sadly, I can't recommend it.

Mrs. Diana was wonderful. She offered to meet me outside the airport to show me the way, and was always there for questions or recommendations. The area felt quiet and safe, and I'd stay here again if I return. It's right across from the airport, just a three-minute walk after crossing the street, with restaurants nearby and a mini-market diagonally across. The price for the quality is excellent. The place is clean and welcoming, with very good air conditioning, a spacious bathroom and a good shower. There's a small fridge for drinks, and the WiFi worked well for watching Netflix on my phone or other device, since the TV isn't smart. The first floor has a kitchenette with what you need to make or heat food, including a microwave. There's also a fridge with drinks and beer for sale. They offer island tours too, including Snuba and Johnny Cay, among others.