Sleeping Trees

Beautiful views, especially at sunset. Crystal clear water and golden-white sand beach, very private and tons of hammocks + beach chairs. Food on site is also great!

Rustic bathrooms, no air conditioning (although there is a fan in each tent)

The hotel is trying to be as sustainable as possible. They use solar panels to electrify the rooms, they provide drinking water for a free refill, the cutlery and plates are all reusable and not plastic. Additionally, the hotel provides snorkeling masks free of charge. Kudos for trying to be environmentally friendly!

A very relaxing, quiet place to stay. We loved the fact that you have to take a short hike to get there, around 40 min through the forest (well signposted). It made it even more remote. You can refill your water bottles for free at the reception, they have a restaurant providing 3 meals a day. Prices are very similar in all the restaurants there, food is great in all of them. Our bungalow was comfortable and quiet. The staff was really helpful, and their food hygiene seemed to be on top too.

Our mattress was hard, but they added some extra padding when we asked them to, and it made it softer. Lot's of flies and mosquitos but that's not their fault of course

This place is a small piece of heaven. Right on the beach it is an adventure to get there, stay and go back! there is a 40 mins hike through the forest to get there so be prepared.

There should be better directions from the pier and advices on the way there.