soothing sounds of insects at night
provided a thorough explanation of how they cultivate their crops and animals
abundance of bird life
served meals made from the farm's fresh produce
Distillé par Parley à partir de 4 avis vérifiés
28 m² · 1 single bed · Pour 1 personnes
It is wheelchair accessible — entire unit located on ground floor.
Lits 3.8/10 · mentionnés par 2 voyageurs
3 m² · 1 single bed · Pour 1 personnes
It has a river view — game console and laptop safe.
Lits 3.8/10 · mentionnés par 2 voyageurs
28 m² · Pour 3 personnes
24 m² · 3 single beds · Pour 3 personnes
It has a private bathroom — dining area and linen.
Lits 3.8/10 · mentionnés par 2 voyageurs
28 m² · 1 large double bed, 1 single bed and 2 bunk beds · Pour 5 personnes
It has a river view — balcony and patio.
Lits 3.8/10 · mentionnés par 2 voyageurs
74 m² · 1 double bed and 4 single beds · Pour 6 personnes
It has a private kitchenette — patio and garden view.
Lits 3.8/10 · mentionnés par 2 voyageurs
56 m² · 1 single bed · Pour 1 personnes
It has a river view — balcony and dining area.
Lits 3.8/10 · mentionnés par 2 voyageurs
11 m² · Pour 1 personnes
“A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Nature”
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Rio Muchacho Farm, surrounded by the serenity of nature, lush orchards, and vibrant forests. The abundance of bird life was truly breathtaking, and I appreciated the farm's off-the-beaten-path location, which was exactly what I was looking for.
“A Mixed Experience: Organic Farming Meets Backpacker Disappointment”
As a facility that welcomes organic farming trainees, I would give it a 5-star rating. They provided a thorough explanation of how they cultivate their crops and animals, and even served meals made from the farm's fresh produce. I also appreciated the peaceful atmosphere, where I could fall asleep to the soothing sounds of insects at night. However, as a backpacker-friendly accommodation, I would give it a 1-star rating.
“A Beautiful Location, But Room for Improvement”
The location of this place was perfect, but unfortunately, it didn't quite live up to my expectations. The cabins were infested with bats, looked dirty, and lacked proper lighting. Despite its picturesque appearance, it seemed like the owners didn't put much effort into maintaining the place.
“A Nice Setting, But Room for Improvement in the Amenities”
The trees were a highlight of my stay, but unfortunately, the bathroom facilities left much to be desired.
“A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Nature”
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Rio Muchacho Farm, surrounded by the serenity of nature, lush orchards, and vibrant forests. The abundance of bird life was truly breathtaking, and I appreciated the farm's off-the-beaten-path location, which was exactly what I was looking for.
“A Beautiful Location, But Room for Improvement”
The location of this place was perfect, but unfortunately, it didn't quite live up to my expectations. The cabins were infested with bats, looked dirty, and lacked proper lighting. Despite its picturesque appearance, it seemed like the owners didn't put much effort into maintaining the place.
“A Mixed Experience: Organic Farming Meets Backpacker Disappointment”
As a facility that welcomes organic farming trainees, I would give it a 5-star rating. They provided a thorough explanation of how they cultivate their crops and animals, and even served meals made from the farm's fresh produce. I also appreciated the peaceful atmosphere, where I could fall asleep to the soothing sounds of insects at night. However, as a backpacker-friendly accommodation, I would give it a 1-star rating.
“A Nice Setting, But Room for Improvement in the Amenities”
The trees were a highlight of my stay, but unfortunately, the bathroom facilities left much to be desired.
