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"I love the location, convenience and atmosphere - quiet, beautiful garden setting with spa setting in back. Only draw back is the room was not well-lit. Overhead lights, designed for two bulbs, only had one. We asked for another bulb, maintenance was sent. At first he said he did not have the "tools" to replace bulb. DUH. We showed him they covers come off by hand turning a small know. He then said he did not have authorization to add a second bulb. Seemed a little petty to scrimp on the bulb and electricity. Charge me an extra dollar a night so I can see in the dark corners of the room."

"Nice little boutique style hotel right on the water. Bit pricey compared to Porta Hotel del Lago down the road which is way better overall."

"We liked all in general!"

"Love this property .. it’s relaxing , quiet , good food ..amazing view .. staff are great .. but the stairs makes my sore legs and knees more esp after all hiking and volcano trekking !"

"I was blown away by the breathtaking views and the amazing room! It was incredibly spacious and had everything I could possibly need. The food was absolutely delicious, and the staff were exceptionally polite, reliable, and professional. I’m really glad I chose to stay at Jenny’s Paradise! Yvan was also a huge help in arranging tours and sharing invaluable local insights."

"I enjoy the whole time I was there. I love that it is an adult only hotel"

"me gusto todo "

"Great view of the lake. Unique hotel and location. "

"If you like staying in historical properties with period furnishings, yet with all modern amenities, this is the place for you! It's great to see how the wealthy lived in the colonial era. Front desk employees were super helpful and spoke English. The included breakfast was delicious and served in a historical room with a view. We received drink vouchers, but did not know they had to be used on arrival day before 7pm. Consider calling to ask for rooms with windows facing the back of the property, which is a green space, instead of the rooms facing the streets. "