MELI-MELO P&B

the place was amazing. we felt like we where in the middle of the jungle in a very nice and confortable cabin. the bathroom was clean and nice

the road that leads to the property is not in good shape, I know it has nothing to do with the hostel.

The property, the host, the breakfast, the whole experience:)

The road to the property was super bumpy but we got used to it.

Very unique stay. Very comfortable and the owner Quentin is extremely helpful and nice. We enjoyed it very much.

The place is deep in the jungle and having a car is a must. We’ve been without a car for the first few nights and decided to rent one because the taxis are minimum 500 pesos for the city center.

Wonderful vibe. The place is clearly built and maintained with love, and Quentin is a great host. No window glass in the house, just mosquito net all around, so it feels like sleeping outside. Comfy hammock in the house. Host quickly resolved a water issue. Breakfast and communal kitchen available. Plenty of drinking water and beach towels provided for free.

The road to the place is very bad, with big potholes, most water-filled so you don't see how deep they are – consider a 4WD if driving here. Breakfast quite pricey (250 pesos), although delicious and super fresh. This home is up a steep flight of stairs with further stairs to the bed loft, so folks with knee or balance problems should be prepared.

Beautiful landscape ! Nice host. Kitchen available for the guests with all the utensils.

Without some kind of wheels, you cannot go anywhere. Noise and pollution from the railroad construction nearby but that's not the hotel's fault.

Quentin has obviously put a lot of love and effort into turning a bit of jungle into an inviting retreat. The breeze through the screen house was amazing. Lots of bird activity. "Best breakfast ever" according to 10 y.o. daughter. Really appreciated the quick responses to my queries. Quentin accomodated our late arrival, catered to our requests throughout the stay and didn't complain as our 2 y.o. had a few middle-of-the-night outbursts.

Note to anybody who might wander out of the compound and down the main road like I did (looking for birds): the neighbor just past Cachito de Cielo has a large and aggressive German sheppard guard dog that charged me and gave my leg a serious chomp. Outcome could have been much worse had the owner not been there to call the dog off. Listen for barking and carry a big stick!

Everything! The palapa and facilities like the kitchen we could use, the little pool the pigs that could be fed organic waste, the amazing, ginormous comfy bed, the hammocks, sounds of wild life at night, experience of sleeping like native, the beautiful natural construction and the feeling of well-being, being close to nature, always outdoor. Also there was no mosquitoes in the middle of the jungle! Quentin was fantastic host and we could count on him! We took a breakfast and you have to try it- it is delicious and an experience on its own!

Absolutely nothing!

Delicious breakfast with all organic and healthy foods from their garden!

Nothing, everything was amazing. Unfortunately by the time we got there we had not eaten all day and the stay is very far from other restaurants due to the very bumpy road. But the bumpy road also makes it unique!