Ceiba County Inn was beautiful, quiet (except the frogs and creature noises - but we slept surprisingly well), the staff was friendly and helpful, the dogs and cats were sweet and entertaining. You definitely want to have a car with you. Finding the location was not difficult with the directions (Note: my GPS never found satellites on the trip). The... More

My girlfriend and I stayed here two nights in April/May 2013. The property is very peaceful and the staff is wonderful. We were serenaded to sleep by the coqui frogs. The breakfast was very nice. All in all a great place to stay and "decompress". We recommend this in to all.

It's a bed and breakfast in the tropical forest, so make sure you know what to expect. Pros: * NO TV in your room (which we loved) * Mike, the owner, is very helpful * Clean, comfortable room * Great porch and terrace * Quiet, beautiful location * Decent breakfast (included) Cons: * To no fault of the owner, loud... More

We enjoyed our overnight stay. Our room was very comfortable, clean; sheets, towels, bed were all good. It's a great place to do nothing but listen to frogs and birds fill the night and morning with forest sounds. Breakfast was fine. No air conditioning needed as it's at high enough elevation and catches a good breeze. Very nice.

My husband, myself and 2 daughters stayed at this property on 4/11/13. Very nice and welcoming staff. Room was simple, but comfortable. If you wanted to watch TV, you needed to go to the main congregation area. It was so nice to listen to the various sounds, surprisingly enough, we did not miss the TV. We sat on the deck... More

We didn’t mind that it was 20 minutes or more to drive to anything, because it was such a nice place to stay at. The continental breakfast was excellent, with assorted tropic fruits, yogurt, banana bread, lemon bread, toast with guava jam, choices of fresh tropical juices, coffee, and assorted tea. There was cereal and instant oatmeal, too. The views... More

We came here late in the evening after a long day of flying. It was just what we needed! The sounds of the coqui were music to our ears. The room was super clean and bed was just big enough for two 6 foot plus people. You do have the ability to turn the coqui sound off by shutting the... More

Stayed for 2 night while doing things in the Fajardo area. We took 2 rooms, room 5 for my wife and I and room 4 for my girls (this room have a double bed + futon) This is my idea of a classic B&B. Quite, away for the busy touristic area (but not too far - only 10 min drive... More

We stayed one night here. Michael was a great host and makes the best homemade goodies for the breakfast. The view from the Inn is beautiful and the grounds are as well. Our room was clean and small but it was all we needed. Comfortable bed and little fridge. Beach bag with towels. Clean bathroom and large shower. The nature... More