Casa Mía Boutique Hotel(Hotel Boutique Casa Mia)

Property was not what we expected. Bed was too small, I got mosquitos bites, when we had shower the water stays clogged. We had to choice one only breakfast option: very small plate with eggs, a few fruits and only coffee. Staff were nice and friendly.

We stayed in this hotel on January the eighth. It was a cute but very small room. The air conditioning was not optimal. No hot water in the wi fi was not working. The pool and the hot tube are the same thing at this hotel, and it is not hot. The hotel uses the energy efficient and adds your room key to the slot to save the power method, which is fine if the ac unit can keep up with having to compensate for being off all day during the heat. We asked for a room with better AC, ac they led us to another room with the same under Power ac for the size of the room. Did I mention the wifi was not working either? Anyway, we asked for a refund for the second night, and the gentleman at the desk informed us that their policy had no refunds. So if you are looking for a small hotel with under powered ac that can't be left on when your not there and has a no refund policy when you are unhappy with your stay this is the place enjoy.

Our stay at hotel casa mia was very nice. The staff were very nice and the room was clean and comfortable. The proximity to the beach and ahopping was perfect. We had a pleasant stay, thank you.

We booked this hotel through Kayak as it was listed as having a pool. I had a quick glance and it appeared to have a small pool. What they actually have isn’t a pool by any stretch of the imagination, it’s basically a bit bath with dirty water in it, or a jacuzzi which doesn’t have bubbles. We stayed for 3 nights and on the second morning, I was on my way to the local laundrette, which offers a 3 hour service. The cleaning lady stopped me on the way out, and insisted that she did it. She charged more, but I thought it would be convenient, so I went with her. I checked whether she could do it quickly, as I needed the clothes back, and she said she would leave them in our room at 5pm. On returning back from a day of hiking at 7pm, they were not there, so I chased. The young boy on reception tried to contact her but couldn’t, and he couldn’t find the clothes, so I had to wear the wet and dirty clothes I’d been hiking in for an evening out. On the third morning, they were there and she had cleaned them, but was more interested in chasing me for payment than apologising or explaining why they were late. The same day, we also asked for fresh towels, as they hadn’t changed them since we arrived. The lad on reception said he would bring them when he’d finished his paperwork, which seemed to be updating his social media. He eventually brought some, but a few minutes later he reappeared asking for the dirty towels back, which we were about to use for the ‘pool’. The cleaning lady was on the phone to him at the same time, presumably the same one who was so elusive when it came to our washing, anxious that we didn’t steal the towels… Pictures are misleading, the breakfast looks nothing like this. There are two options, a big pancake or garlic toast with eggs. It’s fine, but very basic. We had to constantly chase for more coffee after being given half a cup. The sink in the bathroom didn’t drain at all, so it was filthy. The aircon was very weak, but eventually didn’t cool the room down. The room was quite nice but had no external windows and there was a flower pot by the bed which attracted mosquito lavre. The hotel is incredibly loud, as it’s next to all the bars and constantly beeping taxis - they can’t do much about this to be fair but it should be considered if you’re after a quiet night. On the last day after we’d checked out, we collected luggage and asked to have a quick shower by the pool, and the young lady on reception was very helpful, even offering us nice new towels rather than the ragged old ones we’d had in the room. Other than her, the rest of the staff were quite disinterested and unhelpful.

Great hotel for the money, clean and spacious. However, the "windows" opened up onto the passageway, zero privacy if shutters opened. More important, I prefer hotels that have no gym locker lock on the front gate, that only the receptionist has the key to. One is either locked in, or locked out 24/7, if the receptionist is elsewhere. What happens in an emergency? Why do hotel owners do this?

I really enjoyed this boutique hotel could use a little updating but very comfortable. Has a mini pool upstairs. Beds and linens very nice. Lots of hot water. Wifi sucks. Did not have any noise from the bars across the street during my stay but the car horns honking till all hours. one lane one way street and the taxis stop at the park and won’t move for anyone until the get a customer. The hotel even provide ear plugs in there personal care dish. Get a room at the very back of the hotel upper floors. Check in time is 3 no earlier period. They will store your bags for you. Right in the restaurant and tourist area. I would stay here again. I left a tip for the maid hanging over the dresser. And she never touched it. Had to go deliver it to her.