Hotel Lagunita Yelapa

Wonderful quiet enjoyable experience in a lovely thatched roof cabin on the beach…..aaahhhh paradise found!!!!

If you desire beachside accommodations, we don't think there is another resort as good as the Lagunita resort, thouroghly enjoyed our stay!!!

We stayed in room number 8. Every one is different. The setting is quite charming. Pros: We could see the beach from our modest porch, it was only a few minutes walk to the restaurants, and Yelapa was full of kind and welcoming people. Langunita's pool was very fun. It had several large boulders to perch on in the water, felt clean, and had a great view of the bay. Cons: We stayed on a very hard uncomfortable bed, there was a power outage for a day and a half which ment no showers, no toilets (not under anyone's control really, it just was unfortunate) but my worst experience was the bugs. I could not stand in our hotel for more that ten minutes without being bit several times. My saving grace was the mosquito net around the bed. I highly recommend bug repellent or a citronella candles to fight off the no-see-ems. Overall a pleasant place, nice experience. Would recent again, only with precautions. :)

This was a fun place to stay! Think of it as upscale camping, with electricity and a bathroom. All huts are open to the outside and have thatched roofs. Don't be surprised or upset if you see a few bugs, a lizard, or a cute little beach crab in your room. The restaurant has good food and the best views of the gorgeous sunsets on the beach.

great Gilligans Island place- very hippi and rustic. Pool was dangerous and filthy- Towels has holes. People very nice and clearly not up to running a hotel.

We arrived at Lagunita expecting an off the beaten path, rustic place and that's what we got. Being right on the beautiful beach and hearing the waves all night was magical. The staff and owner were very nice and accomodating. Especially after we asked to be moved due to our very noisy neighbors. Playing loud music at 3 am and pleasuring eachother! Once we moved, it was a lot better. Still, I think we paid too much for what we got. $160 a night for a palapa in Yelapa? I recommend calling the hotel (using the term loosly here)directly to book. Palapas are a bit run down, with paint chipping every where and tarp and garbage bags holding the roof together. Would have been OK if we'd paid less! Don't forget to take your bug repellant! We got eaten up alive, even with mosquito netting and spray.

Gilligan's island! They got the rooms messed up- only 1 bed for 4 people- the day clerk tried to figure out how to get 2 beds in one of the rooms- he finally gave us a different room WITH 2 beds. Great waterfall hike- great beach. The pool was dangerous and filthy- but hey- it had water in it. Towels had holes . No shampoo. The boat ride was awesome. The clerk was a nice man clearly overwhelmed. No one was in charge. the room was 160 a night. US.

Low season, mid-week stay in Yelapa. My cabin was simple, clean, comfortable. The sound of the waves crashing onto the rocks only a few feet away was soothing. The hotel WiFi was not adequate but the adjacent restaurant had reliable WiFi. Yelapa!! Love it.

I have been to Yelapa 4 times, but have stayed at friends Casa. wantedt o see what the Hotel was like.Loved the hotel. i did receive a injury from their coconut tree by poll and nobody cared! They should have a sign of danger or trim trees. No medical there so i was lucky where they hit.

If isolated paradise is what you're looking for, then this is THE place. I don't want to rave too much, because if too many people find out about it, it's over. But for now, simple-heaven! Awesome food too...