The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming
The hotel's scenic landscape, the river, and the natural surroundings in general were all impressive
The food at the restaurant was excellent
30 सत्यापित अतिथि समीक्षाओं से Parley द्वारा तैयार
30 m² · 3 twin beds · 2 लोगों के लिए
The room has a seating area and a terrace with lake views.
बेड 9.4/10 · 11 मेहमानों ने इसका ज़िक्र किया
30 m² · 1 full bed · 2 लोगों के लिए
The room has a private bathroom and a seating area with hammocks.
बेड 9.4/10 · 11 मेहमानों ने इसका ज़िक्र किया
30 m² · 1 full bed and 2 twin beds · 4 लोगों के लिए
4 लोगों के लिए एकमात्र कमरा — extra long beds (> 6.5 ft) के साथ।
बेड 9.4/10 · 11 मेहमानों ने इसका ज़िक्र किया
38 m² · 2 लोगों के लिए
Last night, whatever happened in the rooms I won’t detail, but the overall vibe was good. The place is geared toward hikers, so you have to be ready for that, and at times there’s no light or internet; that’s fine if you’re on a break, but if you’re traveling for work, consider it a day off.
“Niesamowite miejsce w otoczeniu przyrody.”
Położenie, bliskość natury i rzeki Don Diego, personel
“A Natural Paradise with Some Practical Limitations”
Our stay at this hotel was a unique and immersive experience, surrounded by lush greenery and attentive staff. However, the lack of electricity during the day was a significant drawback. Despite this, the hotel's natural surroundings and thoughtful touches made our stay enjoyable.
“Taironaka - Nature lover's paradise”
What an amazing experience! A small bungalow in the middle of the jungle, more than friendly people, lots of wild animals to see, much to explore! Also bring respect for the area this lodge is located on soil that was once an ancient city of the Tayrona and is still inhabited by one of the descendant tribes the Kogi. We took all offered tours: - a historic tour about the Kogi tribe (guided by Francisco, who is a Kogi) - a cocoa tour explaining the process of making cocoa, we even made our own hot chocolate out of cocoa beans: A MUST DO!!! - Tubing down the river - simply magical The food is very delicious too and good portions!!! We even saw tucans, red howler monkeys, iguanas, kolibris and some kind of aras and various kind of other birds, pelicans, butterflies in all colours and sizes. - Better speak some Spanish (like in all corners of colombia) - we understand the language but don't actually speak it. We took two tours in Spanish but weren't able to ask questions, but it's possible to understand - everyone is soooo kind. We were staying here in February - off season, there would be English tours. Sergio, who organized the tours and everything, speaks English but since he is the good soul of the house he is very busy :) - don't expect a luxury jungle bungalow! The rooms are basic with animals of all sizes in- and outside the room which still adds to the experience. - don't expect electricity or internet! You are here for relaxing and detoxing your body and soul. There's WiFi in the restaurant area and electricity at night in your room
“A Jungle Oasis with a Price to Pay”
This hotel's remote jungle location offers a serene atmosphere, but its seclusion comes with a price - guests must pay extra for boat transportation. While the hotel's amenities may not be top-notch, the location's natural beauty is undeniable. However, guests may find the welcome, food, and service to be somewhat lacking.
Last night, whatever happened in the rooms I won’t detail, but the overall vibe was good. The place is geared toward hikers, so you have to be ready for that, and at times there’s no light or internet; that’s fine if you’re on a break, but if you’re traveling for work, consider it a day off.
“Taironaka - Nature lover's paradise”
What an amazing experience! A small bungalow in the middle of the jungle, more than friendly people, lots of wild animals to see, much to explore! Also bring respect for the area this lodge is located on soil that was once an ancient city of the Tayrona and is still inhabited by one of the descendant tribes the Kogi. We took all offered tours: - a historic tour about the Kogi tribe (guided by Francisco, who is a Kogi) - a cocoa tour explaining the process of making cocoa, we even made our own hot chocolate out of cocoa beans: A MUST DO!!! - Tubing down the river - simply magical The food is very delicious too and good portions!!! We even saw tucans, red howler monkeys, iguanas, kolibris and some kind of aras and various kind of other birds, pelicans, butterflies in all colours and sizes. - Better speak some Spanish (like in all corners of colombia) - we understand the language but don't actually speak it. We took two tours in Spanish but weren't able to ask questions, but it's possible to understand - everyone is soooo kind. We were staying here in February - off season, there would be English tours. Sergio, who organized the tours and everything, speaks English but since he is the good soul of the house he is very busy :) - don't expect a luxury jungle bungalow! The rooms are basic with animals of all sizes in- and outside the room which still adds to the experience. - don't expect electricity or internet! You are here for relaxing and detoxing your body and soul. There's WiFi in the restaurant area and electricity at night in your room
“Niesamowite miejsce w otoczeniu przyrody.”
Położenie, bliskość natury i rzeki Don Diego, personel
“A Jungle Oasis with a Price to Pay”
This hotel's remote jungle location offers a serene atmosphere, but its seclusion comes with a price - guests must pay extra for boat transportation. While the hotel's amenities may not be top-notch, the location's natural beauty is undeniable. However, guests may find the welcome, food, and service to be somewhat lacking.
“A Natural Paradise with Some Practical Limitations”
Our stay at this hotel was a unique and immersive experience, surrounded by lush greenery and attentive staff. However, the lack of electricity during the day was a significant drawback. Despite this, the hotel's natural surroundings and thoughtful touches made our stay enjoyable.
