Everything was excellent: the facilities, the service, the room, and the food all surpassed my expectations.
BrigitteSebulan lalu
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Isla Grande·8.4
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Eco Hotel Bosque Encantado, perched in Isla Grande, Colombia, offers a tranquil garden with free Wi‑Fi, terrace, patio, and private bathrooms overlooking foliage. Rooms feature private entrances, dining areas, showers, and in‑room breakfast of pancakes, cheese, and fruit. On‑site American‑style restaurant includes vegetarian options. Full‑day security, tour desk, and a 5‑minute walk to Playa Libre beach enhance family‑friendly stays.
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Everything was excellent: the facilities, the service, the room, and the food all surpassed my expectations.
Brigitte·Sebulan lalu
Very nice family run hotel. I had a great experience from the first moment and everyone was very kind and helpful. The rooms are basic, but everything was very clean and tidy. I slept really well, surrounded by nature and the sound of birds. The nearby beaches are beautiful. Wifi works great. The breakfast was excellent, and I also booked excursions through the hotel with no problems. I really enjoyed my stay. Nothing really. I had a very pleasant stay
Melisa·2 bulan lalu
La proximité avec la plage. Lorsque nous sommes arrivés et que nous avons fait le check-in, le personnel nous a proposé plusieurs excursions à prix exorbitant (100’000 cop pour le plancton par personne et pour 1h). La chambre était très sale : il y avait énormément de moustiques (30-50 peut-être). Cela est sûrement dû au fait qu’il y ait une grosse bassine remplie d’eau dans la « salle de bain ». Il y avait beaucoup de fourmis par terre, les linges étaient sales avec des tâches et nous avons trouvé plusieurs tâches sur les draps. Quant à la salle de bain… pour résumé, il y a un rideau pour séparer la chambre de la salle de bain et le mur de la salle de bain n’est pas complet. Il fini avant le plafond. La douche est un tout petit filet d’eau qui sort d’un tuyau en métal. Il y avait beaucoup de saleté, des parties de mur cassé et effrité ainsi que beaucoup d’usure dû à l’humidité. Pour vous laver les cheveux, c’est très difficile. Pour aller aux toilettes, il fallait prendre un seau d’eau et utiliser la bassine mise à disposition (eau salée. Lorsqu’on mettait cette eau dans les toilettes, cela permettait d’évacuer l’eau utilisée. Le sol était aussi sale. À peine nous mettions les pieds par terre, qu’ils étaient déjà pleins de saleté. Nous avons vu à la fin du séjour que les chambres étaient lavées uniquement avec un balais. Nous sommes sur une île alors on ne s’attend pas forcément à du grand luxe surtout pour ce prix mais là… il y avait le déjeuner, ce qui était bien mais pas dutout suffisant. Sur les pancakes, il manquait 1 quart. Le personnel n’était pas plus sympathique que ça. Ils ont changé les drapes et les linges lorsqu’on leur a dit que c’était sale à notre arrivée.
Celine·2 bulan lalu
The hospitality was low and the staff were very unfriendly, and the prices were too high for the service they offered. Bats roosted on the roof and they pooped on our belongings and even in my hair, which amused the administration but no solutions were taken. The beach is farther than described; it takes much longer to walk, and there is plastic waste in the water. Some locals pee in the water, and if you travel with kids or young adults you’ll see cocaine being used at one beach during the day, visible to everyone. The food wasn’t tasty and my fish was burned in old oil. The bedroom stank, and taking a shower was an odyssey because of the limited water and the fumes of urine coming back from the sewage system, so it wasn’t really running.
Sofia·2 bulan lalu
Some staff were very friendly. The grounds are beautiful, with trees, hammocks, and very quiet and idyllic. It’s nicely located near various beaches, restaurants, and the diving base at Resort Cocoliso. The toilet was quite old, worn, and never looked clean. The mosquito net had large holes. Some people (family? staff?) who usually stayed on the grounds gave a very dismissive impression, as if they generally rejected guests. There was no food after 20:00, which is a shame if you’re going on a night dive. What saddens me – but this isn’t related to this particular accommodation – is the massive pollution and litter on land and in the water, and it seems there’s no awareness among the island residents. Overall, aside from the superficially fancy expensive lodgings, the island gives a sad and desolate impression. The locals don’t seem to live well or happily with tourism. I’ve seen poverty, alcohol consumption, environmental destruction, and aggressive passivity. As a tourist, you can’t really convince yourself that you’re helping improve the locals’ situation, let alone that it’s “paradisiacal.”
Christine·3 bulan lalu