I just stayed here overnight prior to departing back to the U.S. -- my experience was not at all unpleasant. We were in a Bungalow 21 -right by the ocean. You could hear the waves crashing. Our bungalow patio had hammock's and was semi-private as it is blocked by palm tree's and plant life (at least the back bungalow's were)... More

More remote than Rancho Estoyo y Mar, this resort is clean and comfy and remote.It is a great place to kick back and enjoy the pleasures of doing nothing or very little. The beach is great for walks or wading. The staff is pleasant and professional. Watch out for the electric heated shower heads or you may get an unpleasant... More

I was very pleasantly surprised by this hotel. It has a lot of the "old" and nice El Salvador in it. They take care of the hotel quite nicely. Nice walk ways lined with palm trees pretty greenery. The monkeys, alligator, and Guaras make it more fun. Fully equiped with nice swimming pool, tennis, basketball, soccer and beach volley ball... More

A colleague and I stayed in this place over a weekend during a business trip. Although cheap, this place is probably the worst beach "resort" I have ever been to. The beach is dirty and not appropriate for swimming because there is a river coming into the ocean nearby. The water from the tap smells bad, the cleaning personnel leave... More

In order to get there is a pain... the road is pretty bad, Sure the infrastructure is alright, with a lot of tennis, bkb, ping pong, gym facilities etc. The staff people is pretty nice but the word is thier prices, i mean, $2.85 for one soda worth $0.35 is too much, they never had spare change so they would... More

Yes, it's true, the oceanfront setting is beautiful, hammocks at the ocean, two pools, tennis, basketball, and soccer fields, oceanview restaurant, private bungalows (casitas), few people - - - but it all comes with a HEFTY price. We had to change casitas three times to be in one without the kerosene smell, with air conditioning that worked, and hot water.... More

Great place! Large swimming pool in main area, smaller one in beach area. Tennis and Basketball courts, mini golf course and a small gym (which i didn't look at). The complex as a whole was nicely set out - a series of hut type buildings catering to different groups. We stayed in a 'junior' lodge with two double beds and... More

I travelled with a group of 15 fellow Canadians to El Salvador. We stayed at Las Hojas for two nights, and I shared a bungalow with another woman in my group. Las Hojas exceeded our expectations for El Salvador (make no mistake, this isn't a Caribbean-style resort). The staff were very friendly and made every effort to accommodate our group.... More

Best feature of this resort is its proximity to the San Salvador airport, only 15 minutes away. Rooms are spacious but beds are hard, as they are single mattress on platform bed. Slep was not comfortable. No bathroom privacy as it is behind thin, open wall. Food was average and uninteresting, with reasonable choice and nice view from restaurant of... More