Jelly Sea Resort

The beach is a beautiful private spot open to the public, with a one‑time entrance fee for hotel guests (100 for two). The exterior bed faces the sea and you can frequently spot turtles. Kayaks and snorkel gear are free, and the hotel provides shampoo, toothbrushes, and a mosquito‑repellent plug. The relax zone is noisy from the air‑conditioners – it’s exaggerated, and when a room’s AC is on you can’t relax. The décor is cheap, there’s no hanging space inside the room, though you can store luggage. The lighting is cold and intense throughout, and the nightstand lacks a reading lamp. The bed is very uncomfortable.

Adri·Hace 3 semanas

The location is fantastic, on a private beach that’s open to the public and you only pay to enter once (100 for two people). You can often see turtles. The exterior bed offers sea views, and there’s a tap before the room to wash off sand and salt. Kayaks, snorkel gear, and a vest are free. The relax area is noisy from the air‑conditioners – it’s exaggerated, but when they’re on you can’t relax. The beds are uncomfortable, there are no lamps on the nightstands, and the room décor is cheap with cold, hospital‑like lighting. There’s no place to hang clothes, though you can leave luggage. The beach gets crowded when open, with drones around.

Adri·Hace 3 semanas

“Fantastic view and staff”

It’s close to the public beach and the view from our room is fantastic! The staff are so friendly that I’d love to come back in the future 😊 There’s no pool.

Decebeth·Hace 3 meses

The food and staff were very nice.

Ortiguero·Hace 3 meses

“Disappointed and filthy”

The view from the room was amazing and the area would be great for a day visit only; there was a turtle swimming around the bay. The place smelled so bad, almost moldy, a musty dirty smell; as soon as you enter it doesn’t feel clean or maintained. There were stains on the bed linen that appeared to be human bodily fluids or feces. The shower had zero pressure, no privacy for the restroom, and when I asked the staff for toilet paper I was given a packet of napkins. The fridge didn’t work, the air‑con produced an odd smell, only one power point worked in the room, and the mini‑fridge was not operational. The restaurant area is a small open space downstairs that was absolutely filthy. The place is quite far from other things—no restaurants or shops nearby. There is a canteen that is open until 5 pm due to the beach access and a cliff‑jump area. Upon entering the park, despite having a reservation, you are required to pay 100 pesos entry plus an extra 30 pesos for parking. We did not stay at the property; we left a very short period after checking in. Upon exiting it was made known to us that the area is locked by large gates from 5 pm onwards, so we were lucky we left when we did or we would have been locked in the area. Absolute rip‑off and disgrace for the property to be charging the price they are; I paid 149 $ AUD for a one‑night stay.

Corinne·Hace 3 meses