Little Woodstock Homestay

Loved the location. Great that we could hire bikes. Loved the set up, the huts were cool. Thank goodness for the fan and mosquito net. Was great that one of the staff came and lit mosquito burners in our room in the evening. The guys that worked there were great and really helpful. Breakfast was super delicious!! Loved the pancakes and the omelets. Was great value for money, despite some of the facilities not being great - it was a great spot and we would stay there again.

Our room felt like maybe it hadn't been used in a while. One of the floorboards upstairs had rotted through and the front wall was held up by string as it was falling out. The pool area looked different than the photos. None of the huts around the pool were used, they were all falling apart.

Value for money.

It’s little far from the main town if you walk

Breakfast is good and great value for money

Too noisy early in the morning.

Amazing rate and funny rasta place with good vibes. Don't expect a 5 Star hotel but for that price it's totally fine.

SOOO great place. Very authentic!!! I totally love the design, the idea. The houses are clean with comfortable beds. You also can rent a bike inside of the homestay

In the bathroom was no soap

It’s located inland where the locals live, with goats and chickens in the streets. It’s a nicely decorated, simple accommodation and a pleasant experience. It’s extremely reasonable with a delicious breakfast included.

The locals talked late into the night and my bungalow was right near them. I just put in my great ear plugs and went to sleep, but other’s may want to request a room by the pool.

Big bungalow with big outdoor shower. Good, simple breakfast.

Noisy. The staff is up drinking until 3 am. every day. You can hear the noise from the other bungalows. When I complained at 2am. that the neighbors were arguing very loud, the staff was not happy with me. It is far from the beach and shopping.