Reviews from guests who stayed at this hotel, shared by our hotel supplier. Score based on the latest 11 reviews.
Krämer
Germany · Couple · April 2026
“Stay here if you wanna have a chill, eco and non-touristy experience”
+Such a pretty garden and the staff and the other tourists are so lovely. We had an amazing time there, far away from all the famous tourist hot spots. The view and the location right next to the beach in the junge is stunning.
Franziska
Germany · Couple · May 2025
“We really loved our time here!”
+We enjoyed staying in the camp, which is surrounded by beautiful nature and directly connected to a private beach. It was great to see the camp in its first steps and we are really looking forward to come back. During our time we enjoyed delicious meals with the community and had beautiful conversations together, we also welcomed the opportunity to have a camp fire next to the beach. Beside the accommodation we booked a cacao workshop and cacao farm visit, which connected us with the land and surroundings even more.
Adrian
Germany · Business trip · February 2025
“If you want to stay off grid at a beautiful small beach with lovely people, the camp is perfect!”
+The Camp is located at a wonderful small beach, surrounded by palm trees and mangrove forest. The whole small camp is designed were nicely and made with a lot of love. It has a very nice chill/kitchen area with a large table to get together with the other guests and volunteers. We could join the family dinner and breakfast for some extra money, which was very tasty. We did rent kayaks and went to the mangrove forest. The host Laurence helped a lot in preparing the trip and gave us a lot of information to arrive to the camp and go to Livingston. She was very helpful and kind as the other guest were. I would recommend to stay at least three nights, but a few days longer would probably be even better.
−Who stays at Coco Bamboo beach camp should know that its off grid and not a comfortable hotel. This includes quite hard camp beds in the tents (I don't how the other rooms are), a more or less fully open space and just small shops in the village around. You also need to know that transport from Puerto Barrios or Livingston cost between 200 and 400Q (there are a few options for 100Q) and are harder to get after 17:00. But all aspects are no problem at all if you know what you want and get.
Martinez
Guatemala · Solo · June 2026
+Todo bonito pero hacia mucho calor y no había aire
−No había ventilador ni aire y mucho mosquito
Azzurra
Italy · Couple · September 2025
+La struttura rispecchia foto e descrizione, permette di avere tranquillità e sentire costantemente il rumore del mare. Molto rilassante.
−Anche se in bassa stagione l'offerta dei pasti era fissa e limitata, non era possibile organizzare un trasporto da e verso l'hotel (raggiungibile solo via mare/lancia da Livingston. I proprietari non sono mai arrivati e ci hanno fatto far riferimento ad una bravissima ragazza che stava lavorando da pochi giorni in modo stagionale alla pari, che ha provato ad aiutarci e supportarci al meglio nonostante l'esperienza sulla location di pochi giorni. Le camere sono molto calde perchè non hanno il ventilatore.
astrid
Guatemala · Group of friends · September 2025
+Los host son lo máximo, el lugar es un paraíso, la playa es preciosa y las perritas también son lo máximo
−El camino para llegar es complicado en sedán.
Darío
Spain · Group of friends · August 2025
“Inolvidable”
+Ha sido estupendo. Nos han tratado muy bien y el pueblo en el que se ubica está comenzando nuevos negocios de hostelería.
García Alvarez
Guatemala · Solo · July 2025
+Si es tal y como te lo describen me quede en una habitación bella hecha con bambú, compañía bonita con perros y personas
−pero si se comparte baño entero que quedaba unos 60 metros de la cabaña habitación