being surrounded by the jungle was beautiful

Internet at the cabins and drinking water.

It looks amazing in the jungle, there were monkeys and free flying guacamayas/macaws at the place itself :). Comfy beds and spacious room.

Please please please free the captured guacamayas and deer, there's absolutely no good reason why they're in captivity. Tours are quite expensive, was a bit disappointed by the boat tour. Warm water would be nice as well, but hey its the jungle so can't expect to much luxury

Wonderful location in the jungle. Lots of birds, monkeys and magnificent iguanas in the grounds. Loved that the rooms were completely screened so no need for mosquito nets. The daily clean by the staff was superb. The food in the restaurant was also very good.

We thought the excursions were overpriced. Sadly our boat captain was very new to wildlife watching so although he was a good driver he did not know how to approach wildlife and birds so that they wouldn’t be startled. He was young so has to gain experience.

The nice layout of the place. The food was tasty. The howler monkeys everywhere.

They charge you for every small thing, for example if you want drinking water in your room, or if you ask for ice, it’s extra. I’m a vegetarian and on the complete set menu for breakfast there was no veggie options so I asked instead of ham and cheese, I asked for mushrooms and cheese… that was a little battle with the waiter because they wanted to charge me 30 more pesos for that… this is the atmosphere, you are a bank machine for them. They aren’t such a cheap hotel, so should work on theses things to make their guests feel more at home. Also the power mysteriously goes out when there are few guests even when the village is connected to the power grid. There is very slow WiFi only in the reception which is far from the rooms. I thought there would be more to see and do but after asking other guests about their excursions, they were disappointed… and they are very expensive, so we declined going on any. So if you do stay here, maybe just one night because it’s far from everything. Oh and if you are into the covid narrative that there is a plague around us, you will love this place, they want to spray you down and keep you in masks, even though most of their staff go around without properly wearing masks or having one on. So I guess you can see I’m disappointed to say the least.

The stilt facilities are just amazing, quite astonishing to find such a place out there. Staff was very nice and welcoming. Great to get the opportunity to do tours and discover this preserved “selva”.

Not easy to get there (road is not the best) but a stop is worth it if you have time in the eastern part of the Chiapas.

Las Guacamayas is all about location, location, location!! The moment we arrived and got out of the car we were greeted by monkeys casually eating dinner in the trees above the parking lot. The up-close and personal moments you're able to have with wildlife at Las Guacamayas is unique and the height of the experience...to wake in the middle of the night to the sound of howler monkeys is other-worldly and to greet the morning with the sounds of the red macaws (guacamayas) is just incredible. We enjoyed learning about the ejido and the immense amount of conservation effort that has gone into protecting the jungle and the wildlife - they are efforts that should be replicated across the globe. The highlight of our 2-day stay at Las Guacamayas was our boat tour with Marco where we discovered many more animals -- over 20-30 different species of birds, 6 crocodiles, a river otter and learned a lot about the surrounding flora of the jungle. The property itself is well manicured with beautiful floral walkways. The rooms are very clean. The service in the restaurant was good and the food had many local and traditional Mexican selections. It should be noted too that the staff takes COVID protocols and measures quite seriously (always wearing face masks, having sanitizer available) despite their remote location in the jungle.

We felt the beds in the standard room were quite small and in fact slept in separate beds as a result. As a couple on our honeymoon that was a bit of a disappointment.

Amazing, secluded location in the middle of the jungle where we were really able to experience nature. We loved the property & all the work they are doing to rehabilitate the local Guacamaya population. Highly recommend the boat ride with a local guide - it felt like a jungle safari.

Nothing - it's very remote so the only downfall is the long drive to get there!

The rooms are lovely and the location very pleasant.

There was a strong light left on all night and our shower wasn’t very good. Our cold water tap in the sink barely had a trickle whereas the hot water was very strong. A shame although we have great memories.