I have spent a few days in this island resort with spa. It's an elegant place in harmony with nature. My bungalow was sourrounded by mangrovias and in the porch of the room you could relax and listen to the sea. The room was nice, clean, the service was perfect. There is a snobbish environment tough and my main deception... More

I've been to Islas del Rosario a couple of times now (if you're trying to decide where to go I've also reviewed Isla del Pirata) and I would urge you to really think about what you want from the trip before going. If you are looking to spend the day on the beach relaxing and you are going any day... More

Nice hotel but awful service and overpriced. We booked this hotel hoping to get a taste of Colombian cultural and friendly style. However what we find was a very unhelpful, rude, unfriendly and terrible service specially at the front desk. Management does not seem to understand that a good service will attract more tourists. It's a real shame because after... More

Great island resort that has everything you need on the island. The rooms are well stocked with snacks in case you get hungry and we didn't think the prices were that unreasonable given you are on an island. The whole resort is very traditional to the island which is nice - but with upgrades like air conditioning :) the guys... More

Stayed for 2 days 1 night. The suites are really nice and well decorated, there were hamacs outside to chill which was great. The mini bar is very expensive, so i would recommend you bring you bottle of rum or whatever you want to drink and some snacks. The beaches are really pretty, but the local sales people are VERY... More

We booked this hotel for a few days of chilling and relaxing after Cartagena.Although I enjoyed my time at this hotel it is one of both pros and cons The Pros: The actual hotel is lovely - quiet and peaceful, although in such a stunning location I did feel they could have done more with the site. The rooms are... More

My family and I were very, very disappointed. We had arrived from the Santa Clara (which was wonderful). The person at the reception desk was noncommunicative and rude. Our room had no running hot water(despite 3 requests to fix it), there were no available towels for the wet lounge chairs at the "beach". The "beaches" are nothing but two rocky... More

Given its connection to the prestigious Santa Clara Sofitel in Cartagena, Majagua expectations as well as prices are high making the disappointment all the greater. Small rooms, one on top of the other, they are nevertheless clean, comfortable and equipped w all mod cons. The over-ambitious menu is out of place, poorly executed and priced like the best tables of... More

We had a clean, spacious suite with a private bathroom, with A/C, a small safe, fridge, cable TV and a private balcony with sea views with a hammock, which was really nice. The breakfast was included and was good, although only 2 choices (with eggs or fruits) 1 juice, coffee or chocolate and a variety of breads (extra juice for... More