Playita Salomon

“Bonita estancia!”

The place is very pretty and well‑situated, but the drive to get there is a bit tricky by car and can be intimidating. The pools look gorgeous, but unfortunately we couldn’t swim because it rained on the days we were there. The pools need heating and it takes time. In our case, since it rained and we had a 2‑year‑old, we had to find an indoor pool. It would have been better to pay for a cheaper hostel in the center without pools. But honestly, we were unlucky with the weather too. It rained and it was cold.

Remco·A month ago

The spot is very peaceful and has a beautiful landscape. The pools are cold, so I had to go out to the hot springs.

Marco·2 months ago

The service was excellent, and the breakfast was made on the spot with local specialties.

Pilar·3 months ago

“Really enjoyed!”

The staff were very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was tasty, offering yogurt, fruit, eggs, bread, coffee, and juice for $3. The location is stunning, perched at the bottom of a cliff, and I’ve never stayed somewhere so beautiful. However, there is a steep hill leading down to the hotel; the receptionist will call a taxi and bring you up for $2. She also helped us arrange day trips to the waterfalls and white‑water rafting. Overall, a great place to stay. It was very quiet with few other guests, so it’s best if you’re looking for a peaceful stay. The steep hill down to the hotel is a drawback.

Emily·3 months ago

“Good motel, good location”

It sits in a private spot beside a river, offering interesting views of the surroundings and a nice outdoor pool. The owner is friendly. The continental breakfast was convenient and sufficient. It’s quieter than staying in town. The phone number in their Google listing is wrong. No one was around and the office was closed when we checked in at 8 PM. There was no note on the door or a sign explaining how to check in, so we knocked on doors until we found the owner.

Daniel·4 months ago