The place is in San Juan. We usually ignore minor inconveniences on islands, so we didn’t pay much attention to earlier negative reviews. Ants didn’t bother us—after all, it’s a jungle guesthouse. But the water situation during our four nights was simply unacceptable. We had to shower with buckets because there was either no running water or only a trickle. Sometimes water worked briefly around midday or late at night, but the pressure was extremely weak. The staff explanations were inconsistent: we were repeatedly told that “everyone on the street has no water” or that “the pipes are broken,” yet water occasionally worked. It seemed more like a long‑term issue with the accommodation itself. Even more disappointing was the staff reaction. No one seemed interested in solving the problem or properly responding to our concerns. We sent a direct message about the situation, which was ignored. The included breakfast was another letdown. The menu said breakfast would include eggs and juice, but when we ordered we were told otherwise, and the portions were tiny. This isn’t a luxury resort, and we understand that some things can’t work on islands, but at about €40 per night it isn’t one of the cheapest places on the island, so we expected at least functioning water and basic customer service—or at least to be informed before arrival that it’s a long‑term issue.
Lara·Il y a 6 mois