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Clean facilities & lovely staff. Great place at the river to relax and enjoy the nature. They organize tours for people who want to see the area. Family dinner at 18:30 with very good vegetarian food. Would recommend anyone to go!

It was a little hot and a bit buggy in the shared dormitory but that’s pretty typical across backpacker spots this time of year (March) I think

It was so great to sit on the balcony and see all the birds (Pelicans and many others) arrive for the night around sunset. We were amazed on both days that we stayed. Additionally, the hotel is decorated nicely, with several cosy places to sit and the pool is nice too.

Amazing hotel, beautiful decor, welcoming friendly staff and host. Local recommendations for sites to visit and transport options Fluent in English and Spanish

This place truly exceeded my expectations! Douglas and Daria are incredibly warm and welcoming hosts, both with a very calm and soothing energy. Douglas helped organize trips and shuttles, making everything easy and stress-free. Daria is always happy to assist and loves sharing her knowledge about the local fauna and flora. They have a wonderful team: four sisters who prepare incredibly flavorful, fresh dishes every day, and Victoria, whose vibrant personality makes guests feel completely at home (she also makes amazing margaritas!). Every day at 4PM, Douglas takes Oso, their lovely dog, on his daily ‘walk’ on the barking boat. Don’t miss this because it’s unique and so much fun! They also own a gentle black cat named Pedro. The other guests were great company as well. We even went on a day trip together, and in the evenings we shared dinners followed by long after-dinner conversations and games. I stayed in the little hut above the dock. It can get a bit humid and there are some bugs, but that’s part of the ‘camping’ vibe, or rather glamping. The view from the hut is amazing! There are also plenty of cozy communal spaces to relax. Overall, it felt like a warm and familiar experience. It was a perfect and relaxing way to end my holidays in Guatemala, and exactly the reason why I chose to book this place.

The room was nice and spacious, the restaurant along the waterside is great to relax. The staff is super friendly, helps with everything you need and the food they serve is very tasty.

Everything was perfect! Staff very attentitive. Best wishes to Enriqe- good english skills and tasty coctails!😉 If you want to escape from town and people- this place is for you. Good view to castle. They also have kayaks. Good breakfast!

Great place to stay. Very clean and comfortable room. Food was good to

We liked our stay in Nanajuana very much! The hotel is beautiful, so rich in wildlife and birds sounds! Excellent rooms, pool and dining room with very good food. The stuff is very nice and helpful! Very much recommended!!!

Such an amazing place. A great spot to just chill out for a few days. There’s literally a jungle all around and the river is beautiful and clean. The staff were fantastic, they really try to make this place feel like home for you.

Good food, comfortable beds and a great atmosphere all around. Angela is a real star in this place, she was very kind to me and my partner whom was not feeling well. Thank you so much for your help.

Huge suite with 2 balconies. The kids were very happy to have their own seperate bedrooms! Beautiful and clean pool.

The best reason for staying here is the manager, Giovanni. He is a bilingual jewel. Great with arranging trips up the Rio Dulce but even more describing the history of the area.

The hotel was charming, perfect for our need, the AC work very well which was needed for weather during the time we went.

-Amazing location -Super friendly and attentive staff -Good food (but pricey) -Comfy, big room with a chilling area in front, with hanging devices and shelves

Slow travel hits different, unplanned, I immersed myself in the culture, people and atmosphere of a special place called Finca Tatin, deep in the jungle, an hour lancha boat ride from Rio Dulce City. We also chugged downriver through the picturesque El Cañón del Río Dulce to Livingston, passing lodges, schools, private houses, pelican and cormoran colonies and shipwrecks, to arrive to this small, ramshackle town, on Guatemala’s Caribbean coast, at the mouth of the river, where no roads leads to it. There is poverty everywhere, and life can clearly be challenging, but there is this relaxed, Caribbean vibe and friendly and welcoming people, a haven for people fleeing oppression: especially the Garifuna and the Q’echi Maya.

The beds were very comfortable and the property was quiet. We didn't hear a lot of barking dogs or fireworks. The other guests were very considerate. The pool was well maintained and very clean and pristine. It was clear they are continously working and investing in restoring the property to a vibrancy I suspect it once was. All new sound proof windows and doors, modern bathroom fixtures. The breakfast was decent. We were really happy we chose MarBrissa. We were well rested and relaxed when we left.

Lovely swimming pool. Good food.

The position of the hotel and the courtesy of the staff.