Le cadre est magnifique.

Attention, une fois sur place vous êtes entièrement dépendant du personnel pour vous déplacer car la seule route qui mène à l’hôtel est impraticable. Il n’y a ni restaurant ni tienda aux alentours. L’hôtel a son propre restaurant mais le menu (boisson plat dessert) est imposé, les déserts tout le temps les mêmes, et le prix excessivement cher pour ce que vous mangez ! C’est une pension complète déguisée. Nous avons été très déçus, d’autant plus que le prix des chambres et déjà élevé pour la Colombie et aucunement justifié (en as d’électricité dans les chambres, bar fermé à 20h…) Bref, mauvaise expérience.

La posizione è magnifica, sarete cullati dal rumore del mare. Las cabanas sono spaziose e comode, il bagno all'aperto incantevole. E' un posto che si apprezza dopo qualche ora, perché l'arrivo non è semplicissimo: ci sono venuti a prendere alla fermata della strada principale in moto, e dopo 10 minuti in strada è cominciato lo sterrato e poi il percorso lungo la spiaggia, con la difficoltà della guida e il gioco con le onde. Intanto lo zaino era custodito davanti dal conducente della moto (io a bocca aperta). Ecco, l'accesso non è semplice, dovete saperlo, ma una volta arrivati è un incanto. Lo staff è molto gentile. Il cibo (e le birre) è molto caro, rispetto al prezzo della sistemazione, e purtroppo ancora la scelta è di 1 solo piatto. Ma se dite che preferite qualcos'altro (tipo pesce) sono pronti a prepararlo. Ad ogni modo se non siete mangioni il piatto si può dividere, e comunque caro stiamo parlando di 17 euro per il pasto completo.

Il servizio cucina e bar. Più scelta e un prezzo più in linea con l'offerta in zona.

It was so great! We really liked the isolated location directly at the beach, all the animals, the really good food they cooked for us, the huts which are designed with love and the complete atmosphere here

You should be aware that the road to the hotel is not in best condition - you need to take a boat, a jeep or motorcycles - for us no problem but it might be for other persons

Awatawaa is a paradise. The most tranquil place we have been too

There is NOTHING to not like. It is a fantastic place to relax and unwind. The food is very good. The place is clean, the cabins are well designed and maintained. The beds are very comfortable.

The views are stunning and the seclusion of the location is lovey. The staff is very friendly and welcoming.

The roofs of the terraces and dining areas are in disrepair so when it rains, which it often does, you are relegated to your room. You can’t even be outside on the terrace during rain or you will get soaked. Inside the room there is no electricity and it is only lit by three small candles. It is so dark that you can’t even read a book or play cards, so there is literally nothing to do when it rains. The bathroom also floods when it rains leaving it very dirty and slippery, which is especially dangerous because there are no lights and it is very dark. Additionally, and they do not tell you this in advance, there is only one option for breakfast, lunch and dinner, meaning there is no menu. Therefore, there is no pescatarian, vegetarian or vegan option. If you are thinking that you will have a good amount of fish and seafood because you are literally surrounded by water, you are wrong. For my mom they served beef and chicken often, we had to ask specifically for fish or seafood. For me the vegetarian options were very limited and it should be noted that the cost of the vegetarian meal (sometimes just salted vegetables and plain rice) is the same as a non-vegetarian meal. There are four cabins on the property (and a larger house off to the side), but they are only using two of them at the moment and they happen to be the two that are right next to each other and whose terraces face each other. What this means is that you are right on top of each other. During my stay the first two nights a young couple were in the cabin next to us and and played their music loudly (which is super annoying when you are trying to enjoy the peacefulness of the nature) and spoke very loudly, waking us up both nights. On the last night a family of four where there and, to no fault of their own, their crying baby woke my mom and I up at four separate times in the night.

I really enjoyed the view, the kindness of stuff and town people, the sensation of peace, the awesome food...

To be honest I loved everything about Awatawaa. There are 2 points that I would like mention: 1. I took my mother to Awatawaa. She is a 72 years old and needs special help for ramping up/down the little stairs to get in/out to the huts because of a knee issue. I think would be marvelous something that make it easier to similar cases. 2. I think would be a good idea asking about food that we can not eat before arrive to the hotel.

All of it but food prices.

Food is good, but prices are too high. It is difficult to get to the location, but it does not justify such high prices.

All other stuff. Awesome place

The road into the hotel