Top Hotels Near Penonomena History and Tradition Museum in Penonome from NZ$69

"Food was kind of the same all the time. Staff was great. Bar was ok. Rooms were clean "

"The doors shut very loudly and voices echo in the hallway"

"Don Daniel's gives you a cozy hostel environment. It's right beside a stream and at the foot of La India dormida. You'll be welcomed by Don Daniel and Mushi the Golden retriever there's stoves and fridges to store your food. We had a good sleep and enjoyed the space for reading and relaxing."

"This property is stunning. Service was first class and the rooms are spotless and beautiful. Beautiful spa and facilities. Stay here. "

"Cheap alcohol. Food was ok nothing special. Maintenance of the rooms was poor. Stayed for a night and couldn’t book a restaurant because it had to be done in the morning and the check in is at 3 pm. Cheap place"

"Clean room"

"Great place. Would come back"

"Resort focused on locals. Some staff don’t even speak English. Rooms are dated with broken furniture. Bathroom with faulty toilets and gunk in the shower glass. Food s not bad but repetitive and boring. Specialty restaurants food is mediocre with premium to visit tepanyaky and steak. Pool music is based on small groups that bring their own boombox and it becomes very noise and annoying. Beach is rough with a step made which can be dangerous for kids specially. We rented a vehicle to go visit sites around. The rental comes with surprise extra insurance to be paid at the time you pick up your car, and cannot be avoided according to local laws. Overall, for comfort, and pleasure it disappoints. If you’re one of those that can make the best decision f anyplace without being too fancy, go for it."

"This was the first time that I have stayed in a treehouse! It was a cool experience. The cabaña gives the feeling of being in the jungle, and there are noisy bugs.One thing to note is that it is a lot like glamping—you’re inside, but kind of still outside. From the website photos I was confused about where the kitchen was, and it turned out that the kitchen is basically just a sink and a small gas stove on the back porch, with a microwave and refrigerator inside.Please note that the electricity sometimes goes out, as it did for us, but the house is equipped with a few lights for that emergency. This actually added to the experience, as it was even a little more remote feeling.The host is extremely communicative so he won’t leave a question unanswered. There is a very narrow bridge to drive on to get there—pull in your mirrors!"