Casa Tinti Hotel Boutique features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Tintipan Island. The property provides room service, a concierge service and organizing tours for guests.
El Embrujo Tintipan has a garden, private beach area, a shared lounge and terrace in Tintipan Island. Guests can enjoy Caribbean dishes at the restaurant or have a drink at the bar.
Samuel
From
United States
Beautiful area, with a beautiful little beach. Quite remote, so don't expect a lot of restaurants and bars, but it is very peaceful. Staff were welcoming and friendly, and Luis even took us to Casa en el Agua to have a fun "night out". Highly recommend, a very great experience.
Hotel isla bonita is located in Tintipan Island and features a bar. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, room service and dry cleaning services, along with free WiFi.
Hotel Puntanorte features a garden, private beach area, a restaurant and bar in Tintipan Island. Some units at the property feature a terrace with a sea view.
Julie
From
United States
Friendly service, great staff, love that its secluded and peaceful. Food is delicious.
Facing the beachfront, Tintipan Hotel offers 4-star accommodations in Tintipan Island and features a garden, private beach area and terrace.
Ece
From
Netherlands
The natural beauty of the island is there. No complaints on that.
The hotel is in need of maintenance. The room we stayed in was not properly cleaned. There was a colony of ants walking on the AC and fan cables in the corner of the room when we checked into the room. I had to collect ants from the bed. They were everywhere. Don’t eat in the room because the ants come to the crumbs. I told the hotel staff that there are ants in the room, only then they cleaned the cables where the ants were walking. Still, why didn’t they clean this BEFORE we checked in, I don’t know.
The floor of the room had sand. They also don’t clean the rooms every day, so there is no daily room keeping. It just gets more and more dirty with all the sand and sea stuff, which is not really avoidable on a tropical island. The shower does not have a shower head, it is just a pipe sticking out and you get your shower water from there. There was a bucket of water, which collected the condensated water from the AC unit, inside the shower, and there were some larvae like insects in this water moving/swimming?! They didn’t even bother to empty this bucket before we checked into the room. It was disgusting. Everything inside the room looks old and worn down. The fan was also very dirty, I wonder when was the last time they ever dusted it.
Outside, within the boundaries of the hotel, you can see trash on the ground. Staff does not bother to pick them up. I collected several trash from the groud and put them in trash bins because it was bothering me so much after a couple of days seeing them laying on the same spot. There is also occasional dog poop on the grass, because, oh, there are TWO dogs in the property. They are not entirely domestic dogs, the staff seem to feed the dogs but they don’t really take care of the dogs other than that. If you are scared of dogs, there are two semi stray dogs that you will see every day during your stay. They will come to you. They will touch you/ sniff you.
Tintipán Glamping is a recently renovated luxury tent in Tintipan Island where guests can make the most of its private beach area and open-air bath. This beachfront property offers access to darts.
Providing sea views, Casa Acuarimantima in Tintipan Island provides accommodations, a private beach area, and a bar. On-site staff can arrange a shuttle service.
El Arca provides beachfront accommodations in Tintipan Island. The guest house provides a spa experience, with its fitness room, public bath, and solarium. Guests can use the a garden.
Anthony
From
United States
Loved the peacefulness, the sunsets, great music entertainment ,friendly staff and it was good to beable to kayak to another island..
Santa Lova Eco-hostel Isla Tintipan has a private beach area, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Tintipan Island. The property has entertainment staff and free WiFi.
Keep in mind that not all hotels have beaches, even though...
Keep in mind that not all hotels have beaches, even though they do have access to the sea. Also remember that walking from one place of the island to another is not possible due to the mangrove, so most of the time you will need to take a boat, which usually is provided by the hotel at a cost. This is a place to relax under the sun, swim in the sea, eat delicious food, and do some low intensity activities like paddle board or snorkeling. It is not a place to explore the surroundings, have long hikes, or party
Guest review by
Carlos
Spain
Review score
2.0
Long and expensive trip to an overcrowded island.
Long and expensive trip to an overcrowded island. There is one good beach near the boat jetty only and it is overcrowded by daytrippers. All other beaches near the hotels full of corals and stones. Don't go three. Food bad.
Guest review by
Robert Stephan
Italy
Review score
10.0
It was a 2 hour boat ride from Cartagena.
It was a 2 hour boat ride from Cartagena. But once you arrive it’s an interesting island worth staying at for two nights. The snorkeling, fishing and beaches are great. It’s incredibly humid and that really the only big drawback. The only way to get around is by boat, but it’s part of the adventure. We also loved swimming with the plankton at night.
Guest review by
Steve
United States
Review score
10.0
The privacy was peaceful; the staff at our "home" was...
The privacy was peaceful; the staff at our "home" was friendly and attentive. Being able to use kayaks, paddleboards, floating chairs on our private strip of beach was priceless. During the day, the public beach was alive with tourists and local food merchants for a great taste of island life, but for the most part, everyone packed up and went home across the water after 3pm or so. Our beach was always private and more than roomy enough to be "alone" OR socialize with the other guests at our "home" - we made some new friends and enjoyed some meals together.
Guest review by
Ledacoromoto
United States
Review score
10.0
Against my better judgement (because I want to keep this...
Against my better judgement (because I want to keep this hidden gem to myself...) I highly recommend visiting. I do recommend knowing some Spanish if you go to make things smoother but the journey was relatively easy and hassle free.
Guest review by
Nathan
United States
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