Santiago Hotels from S$115

"The ambiance was very relaxed, yet the staff were friendly and attentive!"

"Beautiful beach and amazing staff… oh and delicious food!"

"Room was spotless...Mattress great for sleep and staff very helpful"

"People were all kind! Grounds impeccable. Lots of food variety and all are amazing "

"Greatcomfortable fishing resort with excellent fishing, staff, and quality eats! Would recommend for anyone looking for deep relaxation and all inclusive quality fishing! 🌴🌮🐟🐟🌮🌴"

"The property is beautiful and the staff couldn't be any nicer. Room was very comfortable. Experiences seem a bit overpriced - you can do many things on your own with a 4WD and an adventurous spirit. "

"Great time at Hotel Hondo! So thankful for the AC and quiet area where we could decompress. Super easy walk into town to many good restaurants as well as beach. Staff was incredibly easy to communicate with and met us stay a couple hours later before hitting the road to our next place. Thank you!! "

"Loved the second floor casita. Great balcony for bird watching! Nice bar/restaurant on the property. We took a snorkel tour with the onsite dive shop. The first part of the snorkel trip was amazing, but sadly we both got very seasick and the last half of the tour was miserable. But the tour guide, Santiago, was great! We definitely want to return and try again."

"Great off the beaten path location for exploring the Sol de Mayo Waterfall and the surrounding Sierra de la Laguna mountain range near the small town of Santiago. We really enjoyed the hike to the waterfall and exploring the Cañon de la Zorra (Fox Canyon) above the falls. The accommodations weren't fancy, but we did enjoy the peace and tranquility of the desert landscape and the beautiful oasis tucked away amid the arid canyon. Star gazing at night from the roof top was the perfect way to unwind at the end of the day. As a side note, if you get down to the falls early in the day, you should have the place all to yourself before the crowds/visitors from the surrounding areas show up. I would recommend calling ahead of time if you plan to eat at the Rancho or in the town of Santigo (about 20-minutes away), as we found that most places were closed on the Wednesday that we visited."