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Palmeras del Río HOTEL in La Viña sits on a private beachfront, offering uninterrupted sea views, a sun‑lit terrace, and a lush garden. Family rooms feature private baths, balconies, and kitchenettes, while a games room and indoor/outdoor play areas cater to children. The on‑site restaurant serves pizza, local, and Latin American dishes, with diverse breakfast options.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The location was outstanding. We loved the dog who watched over our kids while they swam, and renting canoes was a highlight. Breakfast and dinner were good. You can swim just outside the bungalow, and they provide life vests. The jungle area outside could use more cleaning—there’s an abandoned fridge and some half‑built structures. Don’t rely on the power to recharge your phones at night; it’s normal because they use a photovoltaic panel.
Alberto·Il y a un mois
The place is beautifully situated on the river. The food was delicious, and the people were welcoming. The only downside was that there was no power outlet in the room.
Astrid·Il y a un mois
Our stay at the Palmeras del Río was a mixed experience. On one hand, the staff were amazing, doing everything possible to make us comfortable and creating a great atmosphere. On the other hand, the accommodation was very basic, which was expected, but there were still many shortcomings. The family room was spacious with 8 beds and mosquito nets, and it had a private bathroom and toilet that we didn’t use much. Fruit smoothies and pizza were delicious. Our toilet didn’t have a seat—there were signs of a seat once, but it was gone. The public toilet had one, so we used that more often. Our shower lacked a shower head, so we used the public one, which had one; unfortunately, it fell on the back of our 7‑year‑old, which was bad luck. The room had a broken power outlet. The food was only warm at best, even when we arrived 15 minutes before the agreed breakfast or dinner time. The hotel was empty; we were among three groups, at most 10 people. We had to share two hammocks. Most places had peeling paint, giving a shabby impression. The staff were on standby all day but did little, which is fine by me. With some paint, new toilet seats, and electric supplies, the place could be much better. The hotel sits on the lake, but the lake is a highway of loud boats coming and going when it’s light or even after dark; the sound travels far.
Michiel·Il y a 2 mois
We were actually moved to Hotel Finca Tatin because of pipe problems, so this review is about that hotel instead. The food was really good and we loved the communal dining concept. The staff were also very sweet and helpful, and the hotel had a cool mangrove vibe. They also offered great options for renting kayaks and other tours. They raised our expectations by presenting the facilities. The padel court was filled with mattresses, and the sauna was very low to the ceiling and filled with crabs. They said there was no risk in swimming in the river, but one of us got a stomach upset afterward, which we suspect is due to the swim.
William·Il y a 2 mois
The owner was very nice, the place felt very family‑like, and the atmosphere was very pleasant right in the middle of Rio Dulce.
Evi·Il y a 4 mois