Campamento Rio Lacanja

The sound of the forest .

Generally overpriced with a very poor price/quality ratio. The staff is spoiled, no internet, no credit cards, poor food, you must pay for every single thing you do, like the access to a cascade in the forest, even though we already paid a guide plus a toll to enter the Reserva Lacandona. Sustainable tourism is not pilling the tourist with a pretended "wild/authentic" place.

The location is beautiful. The river, waterfall and massive trees are breathtaking. The food was delicious and the staff were friendly, funny and accommodating. We seen a beautiful mouth with a crocodile like head, a squirrel and a big spider.

There was only one man who spoke English and he did not speak to us. We thought we would get an education on the Lacandon community, history and of the area. I guess that’s our own fault for not speaking enough Spanish. Our tour of the jungle was very rushed. We did not get any information on the animals there. The tour guide was lovely to speak with, but there was a lack of education for us. This was not her fault for not speaking English. If you do not speak Spanish, it is more worth your while to take your time walking to the waterfall yourself as you will not learn anything from a tour.

Accomodation is located in the rainforest. It is simple but clean and well kept. The accomodation due to the climate has no glass in the windows, only mosquito nets. This allows you to hear all the noises in the forest, an experience if you come for the first time. Overall we really liked the this place and unless you expect a luxury hotel this is a great and very friendly place. The restaurant serves simple but good food, you just have to ñlet them know if you want to eat or not so they are prepared. This acomodation is well located to visit Bonampak and Yaxchilan.

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A beautiful setting in the forest along the river. Charming spotlessly clean cabinets and friendly staff. We went on the rafting trip. Didn't expect much but it turned out to be fun. Two hours rafting followed by a two hour walk through the jungle with a very pleasant swimming and snack stopover. Water available from a water fountain supplied on site.

Not the end of the world, but no Wi-Fi or mobile connection. The restaurant is very basic.

Good breakfast, location great, friendly staff

La cercania con la naturaleza es increible

beautiful and thoughtful design. eco friendly. the room was overlooking the river. good clean showers. lovely team working there.

the food wasn’t great but the lunch menu was better so you can order that for dinner if you let them know in advance.

the location!

the food could be better/more authentic of the region.