魅力島酒店(Hotel Isla del Encanto)

A ilha de encanto é realmente fantástica, mas aqui deixo algumas considerações. Toda a água doce que tem na ilha vem de barco, o mar é muito salgado, só existe aguda doce nos banheiros do quarto, pia e chuveiro, todo o restante é água salgada incluindo as piscinas. Leve chocolates, amêndoas, salgados, pois não há nada para se comprar lá. A comida no restaurante é bem medíocre, o hotel precisa investir em um bom chefe e o atendimento para qualquer coisa demora uma eternidade. Os quartos novos são fantásticos, grandes e muito confortáveis. A ilha é belíssima.

Nos encanto el hotel, tranquilo mucho personal, buena comida.

Todo excelente en el hotel, sin duda lo recomiendo. Increíble lugar!!!

Excelente todo

Muy bonito todo

It was a wonderful stay from start to finish. Service was incredible, food delicious, rooms amazing. Only downside was that I didn’t think to bring bug repellent. Mosquitos were bad early am and evening so we were unable to use our balcony at all and had to get out of the pool by 5:00pm. This was in November at the end of rainy season, so it makes sense that there were mosquitos, just an oversight on my part. Hope this tidbit helps someone be better prepared.

This property was beautiful. The only thing I didn't like was not having a free option of transportation off of the island when i wanted to go explore. However the overall stay was nice and the staff were very kind. Also make sure to take bug spray the mosquitoes were very bad and I got bit up alot.

This resort is absolutely amazing. We came on a family of 7 adults vacation in late September. The staff treated us like family. No reservations for dinner necessary. Our table was set for our 4 rooms every meal. Which was a way too much food. Three course for every meal. Wow. What to know before you go. 1) they provide transportation there and back from Cartagena, however the time of arrival and departure was not disclosed on booking. Typically they pick up at noon(be there at 11) and they depart at 3:00. The thing to remember is, it’s by boat and dependent on weather conditions. We ended up having to book a private boat back because of our flights. $450 USD. 2) all inclusive includes a breakfast buffet. A 3 course lunch with choices. Usually salad or soup, followed by a choice of 3 entrees and several choices of dessert. 3)it is extremely hot and especially humid in September. September and October is a low season. Very few people there, including day trippers. There were only 5 or 6 rooms besides our family.(conservative estimate). Locals told me the resort is packed jAnuary to April. 4) when booking I understood there was a beach for hotel guests and one day trippers. There are separate pools, bar and food area for guests, but the actual beach is for both. You can access the ocean from the reserved pool area, but not the beach. Wasn’t crowded so no issues. 5) activities booked were amazing. private boats with locals

Family of four (two adults, two kids- 8 and 11) from California stayed four days. Really nice location, nice pools, felt very safe. Nice rooms. Beautiful grounds. However, the all-inclusive at Hotel Encanto appeared to our family to mean "all- mediocre." There is no drinking water onsite from the faucets or from water filtration systems. The resort provides one, ten oz. bottle of water at breakfast, one at lunch and one at dinner. Period. Beyond those thirty ounces of drinking water per person, per day, you have to buy. For a 500 mL bottle (about 17 ounces) they charge about two dollars. For a family of four, this significantly added up over the course of our stay. It was also just kinda of philosophically insulting for a "four star resort." Good side: great bartenders. Super knowledgeable, great drinks. These folks know how to make exceptional cocktails. Disappointment: the food. Very limited options, and guess what? No other options. There is no where else to go anywhere geographically, to eat a different meal. If food is not a big deal to you, then this should not dissuade you. Skip the snorkeling tour (really), and make sure you don't want to cut your trip short. By day three we asked to leave the island- no refunds and a private boat costs $400. We stayed our final day. For the prices they are charging, I would advise folks to head to Mexico or Costa Rica for much better options at the same price point.