Hotel Delfin Playa Bejuco

We booked for 4 nights in invierno so it rained 95% of the time. This hotel is dated but clean and lovely with a colonial design as it is 60 years old beautiful because it is right on the beach. Service is excellent. Food is hit and miss. Breakfast were acceptable although we have to ask for butter. We had wonderful supper one evening however the evening before we left we came out for supper only to discover that the restaurant was closed. We had ordered wings and ceviche and although the wings were scarce there were lots of cucumber and carrot sticks. The ceviche had more onions and red peppers than fish. If you go in the rainy season the floors are extremely slippery due to the humidity.

Very friendly staff. There is no elevator which made it difficult being we were on second floor. Swimming pool has no railing to hold onto going down the stairs to get into the pool.

Booked for 3 people, and they assigned us a 2person Bed, then 1 had to sleep on a mattress on the floor. Receptionist was always in a bad mood.

The internet is trash the food is overloaded with spices there was no water pls do not come here its all very messyMy stay at the hotel in Inbejuco was nothing short of disappointing. From start to finish, the experience was marred by numerous issues that significantly impacted my stay. Firstly, the internet connection was abysmal. Despite promises of WiFi availability, the reality was constant frustration with slow speeds and frequent outages. This made it nearly impossible to stay connected for work or even simple tasks like checking emails or browsing the web. The accommodations themselves were lackluster and poorly maintained. The room I was assigned had outdated furnishings, uncomfortable bedding, and an overall dingy feel. The cleanliness left much to be desired, with visible dust and dirt in corners and on surfaces. The dining experience was equally disappointing. While the hotel boasted about its local cuisine, the reality was far from appetizing. The food was overly spicy to the point of being inedible for someone with a sensitive palate. Attempts to request milder options were met with confusion or indifference from the staff. To add to the frustration, there were issues with basic amenities such as water. There were times when water supply was erratic, with periods of low pressure or complete lack of hot water for showers. This made basic hygiene and comfort a challenge during my stay. Overall, my impression of this hotel in Inbejuco is overwhelmingly negative. From subpar accommodations and unreliable internet to unappetizing food and inconsistent water supply, it failed to meet even the most basic expectations of a comfortable stay. I would strongly advise against staying here until significant improvements are made across all aspects of the guest experience.