Kimkim Trip Reviews

The rooms are very small. Aside from that, a lovely hotel.

Very comfortable room, and comfortable beds!!

Going through the local market was very interesting. And the egg coffee was a nice experience.

This was a very well organized cruise. There were plenty of things to see, and the time on the ship was maximized. Food was Varied and the staff was excellent.

It was fun to go to the markets. However, Our tour guide at the gym Thompsen house spoke with a soft voice, and was it very difficult to understand. Because of this, I found it to be mostly somewhat boring.

Clean. Great location. Breakfast was delicious and fresh. The onsite spa provided excellent manicures, pedicures and massages at very reasonable prices.

Great location, clean, lovely gardens, and delicious breakfast.

Clean with nice amenities. Breakfast selection was vast. Pool was excellent. Awesome shuttle service to Patong beach.

Excellent hotel for a stay in Porto Natales. The location is perfect for exploring town on foot. The view from the front of hotel is beautiful. The staff and breakfast buffet were fabulous. Because it is located on a busy street it can be a bit noisy. The rooms facing the road have the best views but if noise is a concern, ask for a room not facing the road.

This was our first experience in a true Refugio. What a great vibe and place to spend the night.

We stayed in the cabanas. They were very nice with two twin beds, great views of the night sky, pretty waterfall nearby.

This is the biggest and busiest Refugio we stayed in. The dining room is large and can easily accommodate more people. Loved the bar area and ability to order a beer and pizza after a very long day of hiking.

We enjoyed this experience and especially loved seeing the penguins. The Beagle Channel tour was informative. We feel that it would have been enough to just spend one day in Ushuaia since this seems to be mostly a port for Antarctica trips.

Nara was detailed and informative in her briefing. She answered all our questions.

This was a great way to end our W trek. The glacier has to been seen in person. Words don’t do it justice.

Amazing food. Loved the open wall in the room to the jungle. Incredible guides and activities!

It was fine, but nothing special. Good breakfast.

It was fun staying in the tree lodges. But, there was no a/c.

Worth the extra money to be in the park. Sunset in the tower is a must do.

Some great activities. Wish there was a little more to do.

Amazing and our guide here was awesome.

They upgraded us to a suite!

We had some problems with low water pressure in our bathroom, but it was temporary. The breakfast and dinner were great, but since we were there for two nights, having other dining options would have been great. We were discouraged from entering the medina at night even though the hotel advertises its proximity as an asset.

It may be difficult to find a 4 or 5-star hotel in this remote area near the Atlas Mountains. This hotel looks like a 5-star hotel, but presents as much less.

Best hotel staff of the trip. Best restaurant food of the trip. And we both got a wonderful hammam and massage at their spa. If our windows had double-paned glass like the Mövenpick in Casablanca, then maybe we wouldn't have to listen to the restaurant entertainment and client noises below our window.

Grateful for the few stops we made along the way (Ifrane, castle, lunch), otherwise the ride was long. You should consider having a guide who can get picked up at one location and dropped off down the road to give some background on the Berber culture of the High Atlas region.

We almost didn't do it, but glad we did because it gave us more of a glimpse of the "new" Marakech. On the other hand, those poor horses seemed stressed to be in crazy city traffic.

Our guide was helpful and informative. May have overtired him considering he may have taken a cut from the rug purchases we made from the merchant he steered us to.

Would have enjoyed having lunch near this museum than in the old Jewish quarter. I don't know if this place gets enough publicity, but it should. I enjoyed it thoroughly.

Excellent customer service, beautiful rooftop bar/restaurant, and centrally located!

This place feels like a bed and breakfast in the best way! On the edge of town so noises won't keep you awake but still walking distance with some stairs, amazing views, great hospitality. Wish we had stayed a few extra days!

Kaiafas Lake Hotel was charming, especially with the owner's personal touch at breakfast, which made us feel like family. It was heartwarming and made our stay very special during the off-season.

3Sixty Hotel & Suites in Nafplio was very professional and at a great location. It allowed us ample opportunity to explore the charming port city by foot, making it a fun and interesting stay.

Sofitel Athens Airport was convenient for our needs, being an airport hotel. It served its purpose well.

The Delphi tour was a fantastic experience. Despite a delay, the guide was super kind and waited for us. The exploration of the ancient wonders of Delphi was insightful, and our guide enriched the experience with their expertise.

The Guided Visit to Ancient Olympia was exceptional. Our guide, Sophia, shared incredible insights and had a deep knowledge of Olympia's history. It was one of my favorite activities because we shared a special interest and got to explore in-depth.

The Savory Excursion of Nemea Vineyard Visits was a great experience, even though it was non-ancient related. Visiting two very different wineries was fascinating, and both offered unique tastings. The tour was so enjoyable that we ended up purchasing five bottles of wine to take home!

We only had one group tour, which was the Ancient Athens Acropolis and Mythology Walk, and honestly, it was great. The guide was knowledgeable, and it was well organized. A wonderful way to explore the historical sites of Athens.

Hotel staff is very nice. Only complaint is the beds are very hard.

Super sweet staff always willing to help or a answer questions. Big storm broke the elevator and we were on the 3rd floor. Also, shower would go get super hot for no reason. Breakfast was great! Best breakfast during our 12 day 3 hotel trip.

Nice staff Limited choices on breakfast. Very large rooms with nice beds.

This activity was amazing. Thor our tour guys was fun and knowledgeable. We had a small group with us and everyone was laughing and enjoying the moment. You can really tell these elephants are well cared for.

Very welcoming! Learning a lot about the Lenna family. Participated in a spiritual giving. So much yummy food. After cooking everything the family gives you a gift and all the recipes for the dishes you made.

Wasn't what I expected. We made lanterns for the water goddess at a resturants. The resturant was on the water. Food was good and it had locals and music play.

Trip was canceled due to storms.

Delightful gem of a hotel.

An older hotel/convention center, but great staff and was able to take a bath after many days of walking that looked out directly to the Hue Citadel and Forbidden City!

In the old quarter, good room, great buffet breakfast, friendly/helpful staff.

Basic hotel. Good location. The reason I gave 2 stars is the size of their beds. They are tiny! If the two single beds are together it’s an American queen size bed, not king. And if they are separate they are much more narrower than a regular single bed. On top of that, the pillows are very hard and puffy. And the fitted sheet for a single bed is larger than a bed. So basically you sleep very uncomfortable on the bare mattress all night (because the sheet will roll) and be tired with a neck pain in the morning. Unless you are small person and the queen size bed is ok for two people.

Very nice hotel, about 15 min from the town center, 20 min from the port, and like 30 min from the airport. Rooms are very nice with a view of a beautiful lake! Comfortable beds! Large jacuzzi. Bath robes in the room. Fireplace. Restaurant on premises. Breakfast is quite good, eggs are excellent! Staff is very kind and attentive 🙏. Has a spa facility - with a pool, dry and wet saunas, and couple lounges. My only advice to the hotel management is to make sure saunas are working as it should. We stayed 5 nights and it was a pleasure. Thank you!

We had a quick group tango lesson (by the same guy and a girl who danced in the show later), dinner, and a show. Everything was great! The lesson was fun. Food and wine were excellent. And the show was fantastic! The level of professionalism is top notch (very different from the dancers you see in La Boca restaurants or dancing on the streets). We really loved this night!

It was a very good “introduction to the city” tour, kind of a kaleidoscope of little bits of every borrow. Good for people who don’t have much time in Buenos Aires. Otherwise I would skip it and just tour every neighborhood separately.

I only liked this tour because our guide was very good. Otherwise I would prefer to take a public bus into Colonia, and not waste time stopping at the chocolate factory.

This was a very cute activity. There weren’t too many penguins yet, but a good amount still. Was fun to see them up close.

Was a great hike, and a fun easy calm rafting. very knowledgeable guide with great sense of humor. beautiful views, and good food for lunch.

expensive activity (due to price hike this year) but still so worth it! My favorite activity of the trip. The beauty, the size, the air, the feeling of being on top of the ice doesn’t translate well into pictures unfortunately.

Great location and attentive staff. The breakfast had wonderful variety and felt very homey.

Cannot give this villa enough praise. The location is absolutely breath-taking. The service and warmth of the staff was so wonderful. The spaciousness of the room was also wonderful. Highly recommend!!

What a cool, unique guest house in such a fun part of town!

It rained the whole day but we made the most of it. Was really fun to travel the Amalfi Coast during off-season. If there's any way to request Giuseppe as your driver/guide, you MUST!

Pros: Nice, clean, well appointed, comfy beds, plenty of room. Cons: 4th floor walk up with 7 & 4 year olds was a bit difficult at times when they were carrying their luggage & when they were tired.

Our guide, Joost, tried hard to conjure up the northern lights for us. They just were not cooperating ;) We had amazing views of thousands of stars and a myriad of constellations.

Gummi, our guide, offered just enough information to make the journey educational without being boring. Additionally, his sense of humor was delightful, very much like our own.

We used the bus as our public transportation within Reykjavik. Harbor views we beautiful.

Excellent show. Thrilling but not frightening. The children loved it and compared it to a Disney Park ride.

So much to see and do, even for the 4 & 7 year olds.

We went at night to view the Christmas lights. They were beautiful. We saw many animals, unfortunately not the reindeer that night.

This was very interesting for the adults. The children were only interested in the scale models. It was geared more for adults.

What an enjoyable presentation! Wonderful for all ages. There were many facts embedded in the humor that we all retained.

Interesting design, incredible staff, great location.

Great location in the old town and on a square with restaurants nearby. The staff members were all very helpful. The breakfast options were wonderful. We enjoyed the courtyard. The room was small but perfectly adequate. The area was quiet. There was a nice pool upstairs. The Wifi worked well.

The hotel is on the west side of the island and doesn't have a beach. It is about 15 minutes by taxi into the town. We had a lovely room above the reception with a big balcony. The room was spacious with a narrow but nice bathroom. Breakfast was good and they have a restaurant (limited choices) for dinner. There are some local restaurants in walking distance with better food choices. The grounds are big and there's a pool but we didn't use it as the weather was wet. The only downside was the constant traffic noise as we were in Room 2 close to the road.

Gorgeous setting in the jungle with birds, rescued animals and great views. The room was basic with a concrete floor and thatched roof, a small bathroom and a balcony. There was no hot water in the shower but the Wifi was strong. There is an outdoor open eating area with restaurant. Getting to the lodge is an adventure in itself. First a winding mountain road from Santa Marta to Minca, a small village. Then another 40 minutes on some of the worst roads I've ever seen (and I travel a lot). The remote setting was lovely but it would not be a place to have a medical emergency as it's so far from help. We had two nights here, one would have been enough.

The location is right out of a travel magazine. We stayed one night in Room 4 perched high on the hill with a view to the ocean. However, there were a lot of inconveniences. First, it was a long walk from the reception to the restaurant, then 106 steps up to the room. Luckily we were fairly fit but it would have been strenuous for people older than us. Secondly, the bedroom was upstairs in the cabin. The lighting in the room was poor and I needed to use a flashlight to get things out of my suitcase. To use the bathroom, you have to go outside and downstairs (avoiding any rain). Not ideal for an older couple who need to go to the bathroom at night. Bring a flashlight. There was a coffee maker tucked away in a dark corner next to the bathroom, but no complimentary coffee, only sugar was provided. There were good breakfast choices in the impressive restaurant but service was slow and we waited about 40 minutes to get our breakfast while other guests who arrived after us got their food, ate and left. It was definitely an experience to stay in such a gorgeous place but it is better suited to younger people.

Lovely hotel. Our room was large and on the third floor. There is no elevator/lift. Unfortunately we arrived late and left early so didn't have an opportunity to use the pool or have breakfast. The bathroom was spacious and had hot water.

Fabulous hotel in the old city. The staff were very helpful. The hotel has three courtyards with rooms around them. Our room was comfortable with a nice bathroom. The location was quiet. It's very close to the main square and I felt very safe walking around the square early the next morning. It was also a quick walk to several museums. The hotel has a restaurant on the fourth floor with good food for dinner Breakfast is served in the courtyard and was an amazing buffet, the best breakfast of our trip. I had an omelet made to order. I wish we had more time here as the hotel was so nice.

We ended up going to two waterfalls within walking distance of our lodge. Cesar was a great guide. The hike was easy. You could swim at the waterfalls. The Marinka Falls had bathrooms and a restaurant where we had lunch.

Our guide gave us a good overview of the old city.

Luis was a wonderful guide and really knows and loves birds. We also saw an iguana and many howler monkeys. The visit to the house of the owners of the reserve was a great experience too. Luis had a good camera and shared the photos he took. The whole tour was quite an adventure walking through this area of regenerated jungle.

We did this tour by car and went beyond the old city. The monastery on the hill provides great views. Unfortunately we couldn't get into San Felipe Castle as it was closed for a private event. That was a bit disappointing. But the guide took us to see some other fortification instead.

I wanted to go to San Andres for the snorkeling. I've been lucky to have snorkeled all over the world. The guide, Miguel, was very nice and safety conscious. But the snorkeling itself was disappointing. There was some hard coral but no soft coral nor much color. There were some fish but not what I was hoping for. Also, it had rained the day before so visibility was low and the ocean was rough so we got bounced around a lot of the time. Perhaps a different location or day would have been a different experience.

The guide took us around the island with three stops - a museum, Baptist church and historic house.

A fairly tough 10 mile hike along the coast of the National Park. It is an out and back hike on the same trail. Lovely views. Lots of people and lots of mud. Wear boots or sturdy shoes. Bring water, sunscreen and a hat. It was very hot and humid. We had a break for lunch and a swim at a beach. For lunch we had fresh fish. Cesar was a considerate guide who knew how to avoid the worst of the mud. Along the way we saw capuchin monkeys, a crab, frog, bats and lots of leaf-cutter ants.

An amazing experience to see this archeological site in the jungle. We were the only people there. It exceeded our expectations. The hike was somewhat strenuous but seeing Bunkuany was worth it. Also we enjoyed a simple but delicious lunch with a farmer and his wife. Cesar and the local guide took good care of us. The drive to the trail was long and very bumpy but we got to stop and see some interesting rock carvings.

Luis was an enthusiastic guide and a very interesting person. We loved the market, seeing the fruits and vegetables and tasting some of the food. Luis knew many of the vendors and introduced us. Then we went to Monserrate and appreciated the fast pass tickets as it was very busy. We had a lovely lunch there and enjoyed the views. Luis also provided a walking tour of the old town, taking us along narrow streets and past street entertainers. The next day he arrived on time and accompanied us to the airport.

Great hotel! Close to bars and restaurants but still secluded. The coffee/breakfast place downstairs had some of the best coffee we had in Columbia.

Lovely place. Tucked away from town and overlooking the Andes. Restaurant/bar staff was very friendly and kind. Food was really good.

Great hotel - but important to know that it’s a resort with nothing significant outside of the hotel grounds.

Great day tour! We left super early to avoid crowds. Had the boulder to ourselves. Bike tour way great - what’s good for traveler's to know is that it is on mountain bikes and VERY hilly. The lunch and boat rides were highlights.

The hike itself was AMAZING from a views standpoint. We struggled with our guide (Juan Camilo) at times.