We had a great time and experience here. The place is lovely! I will say its like glamping in that the place is in a beautiful jungle rainforrest.. so dont expext the Presidential suite at the Hilton. Expect nature... beautiful nature...and all that comes with it.. only also all the amenities of a modern home too. There was a gecko or two in the house. I saw another guest who complained about them. We were ok with them because they also eat mosquitos! But if you are from an urban environmemt and never encountered them, just know they are harmless.
The bathroom is everything! Its like showering outside only the water is nice and hot. We fought over the shower because we all wanted in first! In the guest book it talks of an eco toilet. That was initially a concern but It had been changed out for a normal one when we were there so no issues there. The kitchen had everything we needed to cook. The beds were comfortable and we slept well. They had a washer that was on the property that we all used. There wasnt a dryer but we all hung our clothes out to dry. It was just nice to have and use.
Hadras and Tom were wonderful and Alma was a delight.
The area just has breathtaking beauty. We were all mesmerized. We sat in the screened in room and listened to the monkeys and birds at night. We woke to tucans on a tree outside our window pecking a fruit! There is a clear walkway down to the river and we were able to swim in it.
I do recommend that you rent a 4 wheel drive kind of vehicle to navigate the hills and rocky roads in the area. It makes it significantly easier. We got a jeep wrangler from AQ at the airport and drove there. Its about 2 hours from the airport. The roads were being worked on during our stay. Hadras was completely upfront with us before we arrived about it. Its what solidified our getting a jeep that could handle anything. It was the holiday season so worked stopped. They were back on working the roads by the time we left so others are not likely to have any difficulties with it.