Hytter i El Salvador

"Grandes Anfitriones"

"One of the best hotels in El Salvador. Would definitely return. Make sure to bring a sweater or jacket. Gets cool at night. "

"Very helpful and friendly staff and well functioning AC. Those are the positives. But this is not a hotel. At best it is a hostel. Things are worn down, no reception, no daily cleaning, had to ask for more toilet paper, “restaurant” open 2 x 2 hours a day, room wasn’t clean, pool looks like it should have been renovated years ago. The term “hotel” and the price led us into the assumption that this was an upscale place - we were wrong."

"La propreté des cabanes laisse à désirer. Les draps étaient sales et il y avait plein de guêpes dans la nôtre. Le drain de douche était bouché. Par contre, si vous cherchez la quiétude, c’est l’endroit idéal!"

"The view was breathtaking and staff was very helpful. We didn’t have hot water so, cold showers during our stay."

"Stayed two nights during Semana Santa. The place is directly on a nice beach, but once you are there, you are there and there aren't any other bars and restaurants around. You'll need a car to reach it. The owner was very attentive, asking numerous times if we liked the place. It has a certain charm but I can't say that it has much in the way of comfort. For the price we paid, you'd expect some beach lounge chairs with cushions and chairs that aren't falling apart. Breakfast was...

"Good to sleep with the sounds of the ocean waves is very soothing. Beach vibe, sandy floor first floor. Hardwood floor second floor. Great location. Plenty of restaurants and bars near by. Would definitely stay here again. "

"El lugar es muy tranquilo, la habitación estuvo muy cómoda y limpia. "

"Not a hotel. 2 separate 'bungalows' with a common area kitchen, pool and palapa. We did not have a car but found a local in Playa El Tunco who knew the location and found us a driver. Could be a real challenge for first time arrivals (no sign). Spanish speaking caretakers live nearby eager to please. Bit of a hike to El Tunco, plus 100 or so steps to the bungalows. Very dark at night hiking from town. Would be better for small group self catering. Price too high for what you get."