Aqua Dunhinda Villa & Nature Retreat Hotel

We booked a room and received a confirmation. A little later, we got a message from the hotel saying there were no vacancies!

The view was nice, and since it was December, it wasn't the flood season and the water was low. The air was fresh, but I was bitten by a leech for the first time in my life, and it bled profusely. Full marks to the hotel staff; they were all very friendly and welcoming. The facilities were really subpar. The hot water ran out after a few minutes in the shower, and then there was no more hot water. The only thing in the room was a small mirror above the sink in the bathroom. No toothbrush or toothpaste was provided, and you had to ask the hotel for a hairdryer separately. No bottled water was provided, although there was a small bottle of drinking water in the room. No blankets? We only had two blankets found in the closet to use as sleeping quarters. I can understand the concept of eco-friendliness, but the comfort level is definitely compromised. Finally, I must say that the path up the mountain to the hotel is very difficult and bumpy, and there is a risk of landslides during the rainy season.

It has a beautiful view and the price is reasonable. I had a great time during my stay here.

We stayed for one night, arrived at about 8, the reception is open until 9, they helped us carry all the bags, from the outside the hotel seems new, they are still painting here and there, somewhere they are finishing something, the pool was completely empty, we swam alone and it felt like it was our whole villa, we ordered rice with vegetables, it was delicious and a huge portion, we were happy with the stay, there was air conditioning, a fan, tea, coffee, a whole cooler of water, shampoo