Casa Andina Select Zorritos Tumbes

Getting there is the main drawback, but once there we had a great time. We stayed in a beach-facing bungalow, a two-story unit of your own, and I’d recommend it. The staff were friendly, attentive, and helpful, and the food was really good. There are plenty of activities for kids and adults, plus a large pool with a swim-up bar, indoor and outdoor dining, and a separate beach bar for drinks and food. The sunsets were great, too.

We ended up eating most meals at the hotel because there aren’t many options outside. The restaurant food was good, especially the fried fish, while breakfast was nice but nothing incredible. The rooms were nice and the beach was very good. For kids, there’s an indoor playroom and activities like treasure hunts, kids’ cinema, painting, and kite flying.

The facilities are top notch, the place is super clean, and there’s private beach access. The food is good too. It’s a spectacular spot, though the price is steep and definitely not budget friendly. If you can afford it, enjoy your stay. I do think they could be a bit more flexible.

We had a lovely five-night stay and will definitely return. The hotel gardens were very nice, with direct access to the beach and sea. The pool has a bar that makes fantastic cocktails, and towels are provided daily for the pool area. Breakfast was excellent, and the staff were so friendly, bringing whatever you needed to the table. José spoke perfect English and was especially helpful since my Spanish is limited. Claudia and Samuel were also very helpful at breakfast. The rooms were lovely, and all the staff were friendly and helpful.