The service was very bad. Everything was close.
Allan232310 months ago
Moyogalpa·5.4
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Landing Hotel & Restaurant in Moyogalpa offers spacious family rooms with private bathrooms, air‑conditioning, balconies, free WiFi, TV, and private entrances. Guests dine in the on‑site restaurant and bar, relax on the terrace or garden, and enjoy a solarium. The hotel’s quiet street location provides lake and garden views, bike and car hire, and easy access to city attractions.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The service was very bad. Everything was close.
Allan2323·10 months ago
The city itself is pretty, but the noise from the restaurant and bar next to the hotel is a lot.
Torres·A year ago
The rooms are small but super comfortable, and everything is spotless; the service is excellent. Everything else is also great.
Enmanuel·A year ago
It’s just a 2‑minute walk to the ferry, the room has a bathroom, and the hostel even has a restaurant. In that area the power and water are always cut off; during my stay both services failed and I couldn’t sleep at night because of the heat.
Natalia·A year ago
The location is extremely convenient, close to the bus stop, ferry, and restaurants, and the place looked fairly well maintained, though not every room had air conditioning even though AC units were present. The staff were friendly and helpful when water was cut off in all of Moyogalpa—they quickly arranged for us to stay at another hostel with extra water reserves. We had read that this hostel was quiet, but it was anything but; it sits right over the Landing bar, where the music blares into the evening. We had to get up early to hike Concepción, yet the music didn’t stop until very late. The windows had no screens, and our first room was poorly ventilated with no AC, so we couldn’t close the window to block the noise. We asked repeatedly for the music to be turned down, and the manager eventually moved us to a quieter room with AC that let us close the window, which helped. However, at exactly 5 AM—just when we needed to be awake—a man parked his truck near the ferry and blasted the radio as loud as possible; it sounded like it could be heard from the top of Concepción.
Luke·A year ago