Treebo Trend Rain Forest Enclave

The only thing going for this place is that it’s close to the beaches. Finding it was a nightmare: there are no signs or nameplates, the roads are narrow and crowded, and even the shared map location was confusing and inaccurate. If you miss the turn by a few hundred meters, you have to reverse in a dangerous spot. Parking was another serious problem. Airbnb listed it as free, but the manager and security said spaces were first come, first served. Security later asked for a bribe to assign a spot even though spaces were empty. We felt unsafe being made to park outside, and the staff were rude and seemed more focused on getting money than helping. The photos make the property look large and clean, but it wasn’t like that in person. The bathrooms were old, with peeling paint, broken shower doors, bad locks, and sliding doors that didn’t work. There were so many mosquitoes that the stay was miserable, and there was no washing machine. Guests also aren’t allowed to get food or groceries delivered to the door. You have to collect everything at the gate, which is really inconvenient.