Family Hotels & Resorts in Naranjos Agrios from AU$57

"If you’re looking for peace and quiet surrounded by nature, I recommend it. But if you prefer luxury and comfort, this might not be the place for you."

"Staff is exemplary. Any issues we had they took seriously and made sure it’s taken care of. Overall, everyone was attentive and made us feel welcome and at home"

"Lovely hotel with a fabulous restaurant and lounge area. Slightly disappointed with the view from the room, all we could see was the roof of the next lodge. Staff were excellent. "

"Loved our honeymoon stay here! Perfect home base for a week of exploring the area. Loved the pool and especially loved the amazing generous and delicious free breakfast every morning! The only issue we had were tiny ants in our room that made a few surfaces unusable, and we had to be very cautious not to prepare food in the room. But we understand that’s normal in the jungle so we weren’t bothered. "

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"The balcony room was beautiful and the hotel restaurant is wonderful. We particular enjoyed breakfast and happy hour. It was very peaceful in the hotel. The only point for improvement would be the cleanliness of the pool - it wasn’t very appealing for swimming."

"Clean room"

"Our experience at Hotel Lina Vista was disappointing due to inconsistent communication from staff and the way we were treated during our stay. We originally booked a room for three people because we didn’t know my sister and niece would be joining the trip. When we later found out they were coming, we contacted the hotel to see if they had additional availability, but we were told they were fully booked, so they stayed at another hotel nearby. At check-in, we explained the situation and asked if they could briefly visit since we were traveling together as a family. The staff member told us it was fine and that they did not need wristbands. I even offered to pay for wristbands if needed, but was told it wasn’t possible because the room was limited to 3 guests. The next morning, while we were having breakfast, another staff member began questioning my sister about not having a wristband. Later, when she briefly went to the room to retrieve a portable battery pack I had forgotten, she was confronted again. When we returned later that day, a staff member came to our car, checked the license plate, and then questioned my mom about why my niece did not have a wristband. At that point we were suddenly told we could pay about $30 for wristbands. The constant questioning and monitoring made us feel uncomfortable & unwelcome. We understand hotels must enforce policies, but the mixed messages and the way the situation was handled made what should have been a relaxing stay feel stressful"

"Perfect place to relax!"