“Well-located property with amenities on-site”
The room was tidy and featured built‑in shelves for storage, plus a small patio where we could hang our swimsuits to dry. One staff member spoke English very well and was especially helpful; he advised us to dine at Maracuya instead of the sister property since we had a car, and the server there was extremely helpful, letting us enjoy tasty vegan breakfasts. The property had a pool and bar, and parking was included. It sits between the main road and the national park, so walking between them is possible, but we preferred to drive. The main quirk is that the building feels like a food court: several restaurants, a bar, and a pool downstairs. It can get noisy at night—white‑noise apps saved us—and non‑guests often come to eat or drink and use the pool, so it’s always crowded with kids.
Stacey·7 mesi fa