This hotel is in an amazing location - the view our our balcony door was unbelieveable! Our room was large and had three beds in it - ideal for our child but the rooms could use some work. There was no sense of decoration (sort of cheap furniture thrown together) and we paid $150 a night for the room. One... More

This place could be great for some, but it wasn't really our style. The surroundings are nice during the day, but there's not much to do once it gets dark. It's pretty far to the nearest open restaurant or grocery store. I would describe the place as very rustic. The room smelled a little bit mildewy as well. As for... More

We had a very nice stay. 2 nights in a big room. The breakfasts were amazing. The views were stunning. When going to the rio hike, be prepared to walk all the way up the road until it runs out and you hit the picnic tables. Longer than we were told and the hike is very muddy, but the river... More

Casa Cubuy has some wonderful qualities and we had a good time in the brief period of our stay . But I think it is for people who are not fussy in any way. The main thing is, once there, you have breathtaking views of the rain forest from the house which is perched on a high hillside. The drive... More

We loved this place. It is an eco-lodge. Don't expect fancy accommodations. The rooms are simple and the views are amazing. We arrived at night and opened the doors to the balcony. This left the whole wall of the room completely open to the rainforest. We couldn't see what was out there and we were lulled to sleep by the... More

If you are into the frenetic party scene in Puerto Rico, don't go here. But if you want to stay in a part of El Yunque that few get to, and like birding, hiking and swimming/sunbathing, this is the place for you. NO traffic (the road dead-ends just past the ecolodge); rooms have magnificent views of the forested valley and... More

After reading up on the reviews regarding this place, we still chose to visit. I am so very glad that we did. One of the first complaints has been service. As we arrived Matthew (I think that's his name) invited us into the kitchen to try fresh mangoes and papaya fruit. We hadn't even checked in and he was feeding... More

Unique location, in the middle of the rain forest. Nice views, private trails, nice walk down to the rivers and natural swimming pool. All you can do here is hike and look at the forest, so bring your own entertainment. One diner a few miles down the road, with good food. Down side was that it's not clean at all.... More

If you think that your stay at a place called the ecolodge will be on par with a stay at the Hilton, you might need a reality check. An ecolodge would and should not encourage long showers with endless supplies of hot water, nor should they bother with septic tanks that can flush away toilet paper when the system they... More