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Beautiful surroundings.
Arrived in the evening so couldnt see much outside but lovely hills on the edge of rain forrest. No wifi as described. Our 9 year old ready for a dip in the pool but no chance. Pool was full of floating debris and...More
The rooms are basic, not small, not fancy but clean. The bed was comfortable. You should expect a lot of humidity build up on bed sheets, on futon and on your clothes b/c it’s a tropical area. Coquis are loud at night but consider the...More
We don't do the GPS thing as we prefer to explore on our own and ask directions from locals. On the occasion of locating this inn we stopped at the town police station and got the royal treatment--an officer led us right to the inn...More
Beautiful grounds. Dishonest Manager. Feb. 2016 Cancellation Policy was not honored. Even when I personally went to make my claim for a Refund and reviewed the website pages with Property owner-Manager, I was charged my full stay VS 1 day's Reservation totaling $800+.
We greatly enjoyed our stay and the staff.
The rooms are basic, not fancy but clean and not cramped.
Really enjoyed the patio and hammock outside room #6.
The breakfast was fresh and had local fruit. Coffee was excellent.
Driving directions seem complicated, but we...More
US$97 - US$124 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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Room types
Non-Smoking Rooms
Number of rooms
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Are mosquitoes a problem at this location and are roads here a problem for a regular rental cars?
10 April 2016|
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Response from Sam S | Reviewed this property |
I was there in Feb of this year, and nary a mosquito the whole time. I was fully prepared to be swarmed but never saw/heard any and never put on bug stuff, not at the inn, not in the rain forest, not at the beaches. Very... More
I was there in Feb of this year, and nary a mosquito the whole time. I was fully prepared to be swarmed but never saw/heard any and never put on bug stuff, not at the inn, not in the rain forest, not at the beaches. Very pleasantly surprised. As to cars, not a problem. The only place I would have needed a jeep as opposed to a regular rental was on vieques.
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Belyndae J
I would like to stay with you and visit Roosevelt Roads. How close are you? Is it fairly easy to make arrangements for a rental car while I am there? Thank you very much.
Belyndae
7 March 2016|
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Response from Sam S | Reviewed this property |
The inn is 15 minutes from Roosevelt Roads.
I have found that the easiest and cheapest car rentals are at the airport (more competition) and I always use Priceline to save an extra 20%.
But there are local rentals, and... More
The inn is 15 minutes from Roosevelt Roads.
I have found that the easiest and cheapest car rentals are at the airport (more competition) and I always use Priceline to save an extra 20%.
But there are local rentals, and Pedro at the inn can help you with that (he and his staff are great on everything).
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Mustaque A
We go to Vieques twice a year. I know a cab driver who always picks us up from San Juan airport. He does not speak English, so I called and told his wife that we land at SJU at 11:30 PM and we are planning to go to Ceiba County Inn. She says "it is too late, dark and the road to the Inn is vey far and dangerous". What does that mean far and dangerous? Mapquest shows Ceiba is not that far from Fajardo.
14 July 2015|
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Response from Nicole D | Reviewed this property |
I had a tiny rental car (Toyota Picanto or something of the like) and managed to drive up and down the hill to Ceiba Inn without too much difficulty. It is rather dark and the roads are narrow but I agree with the other... More
I had a tiny rental car (Toyota Picanto or something of the like) and managed to drive up and down the hill to Ceiba Inn without too much difficulty. It is rather dark and the roads are narrow but I agree with the other reviewers, if the taxi driver is familiar with the area it really shouldn't be a problem. You might want to consider renting a car if you can't find a taxi.
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"We had Room 2 which was roomy and comfortable and easy to access the terrace and breakfast room."
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