Con meses de anticipación organizamos un retiro de yoga y cambiaron el “acuerdo” muchas veces. Una vez que ya estábamos atrapadas en su acuerdo, lo cambiaron ventajosamente, cambiando tarifas, exigiendo propinas (lo que es ilegal y seguramente es porque no compensan bien a sus trabajadores) y transportes como quisieron. Nada de esto estaba en el contrato.
Al final quisimos dialogar para llegar a un acuerdo, haciéndoles saber que su actitud era ventajosa, pero no sólo les dio lo mismo, cada vez fue más dinero, sin respetar lo que estaba en el contrato que firmamos y ellos no. Y bueno, claro que pidieron dinero en efectivo….. si ya se sentía todo sucio, eso lo confirmo.
El lugar estaba vacío y sus argumentos eran para que ellos tuvieran lugares disponibles.
En cuanto llegas, te piden que dejes tus datos bancarios (con código de seguridad) para cobrarte todo lo que no esté incluido y peor aún, se quedan con tu información.
Si pedias algo de tomar, no habías acabado de ordenar, cuando ya te habían pedido firmar para cobrarte.
Nuca he estado en un lugar con tal urgencia de cobrar o como si te fueras sin pagar.
Fue una experiencia extraordinariamente desagradable y después de haber salido, nos seguían acosando para pagar más dinero.
Lo único positivo que puedo decir es que se come muy bien y el personal fue muy amable (que no depende de ellos).
Nosotras dimos un retiro de paz y sensibilidad al trauma y esta fue una experiencia definitivamente traumante.
Sugiero que cualquier persona que esté buscando un espacio para dar un retiro busque otro lugar más amable y honesto.

Months in advance, we organized a yoga retreat, and they changed the “agreement” many times. Once we were already trapped in their agreement, they changed it advantageously, altering fees, demanding tips (which is illegal and probably because they don’t compensate their workers well), and transportation as they pleased. None of this was in the contract.
In the end, we wanted to have a dialogue to reach an agreement, letting them know that their attitude was exploitative. However, they didn’t care, and each time it was more money, disregarding what was in the contract we signed while they didn’t. And, of course, they demanded cash… if everything already felt dirty, this confirmed it.
The place was empty, and their arguments were so they could have spaces available.
As soon as you arrive, they ask you to leave your bank details (with the security code) to charge you for everything not included, and worse, they keep your information.
If you ordered something to drink, you hadn’t finished ordering when they already asked you to sign to charge you.
I have never been in a place so urgently focused on charging, as if you were about to leave without paying.
It was an extraordinarily unpleasant experience, and after leaving, they continued to harass us for more money.
The only positive thing I can say is that the food is very good, and the staff was very friendly (which is not their fault).
We offered a retreat of peace and sensitivity to trauma, and this was definitely a traumatic experience.
I suggest that anyone looking for a space to host a retreat should look for a kinder and more honest place.

Very loud party music on most nights until 1-2 am coming from the town below. The pool area was loud in the day-time. Our transportation ( arranged by Haramara) back to PVR Airport was dangerous. Not what I had expected from a retreat.
Food was excellent as well as service at the resort. Clean and well-kept grounds. Nice yoga shalas. I enjoyed the salt water infinity pool and watching whales from the property.

Haramara is a special gem. I attended a week long yoga retreat in Feb 2023 and had an astonishing experience. The ability to fully unplug while staying in exquisite accommodations is a rarity. Food, staff, locations, body work and rooms -all stellar.