Kimkim Trip Reviews

Stay was nice, great location, pool and spa. Buffet dinner was not good.

Design was outstanding. Pre-fix meal was a bit challenging and would have preferred the a la carte service.

Great rooms and breakfast included. Safe location near walkable stores and eateries.

Bam was an amazing guide.

Pad thai location was amazing, the crowds and china town were not ideal.

Bam was amazing as were the guides at the Eco Valley.

Was a bit too long.

Floating market was not great, never actually purchased food as we floated. Lunch place was not ideal.

Best overall and guide was crew were great.

The location was great in the city, but our room was very small and musty with little air circulation. We were there during some hot days in August and there didn't seem to be any fans or solutions available even when we asked. Luckily, our party had two rooms, and the other room had a fan that they shared with us. The staff were kind, but didn't have the English skills needed to assist our basic knowledge of Dutch; this led to a few instances of miscommunication that left us all frustrated.

Henk and Anne-Marie are amazing hosts. They helped orient us to the city, find some places to eat, and shared information about events taking place. The breakfasts were simple and delicious. We were traveling as a family, and we were able to have a space in our room to play boardgames and wind down for the evening.

Rooms were very nice, and since it's August, we appreciated the air-conditioning. Staff were helpful.

Great location right across the beach. Nice modern property and close to old town (walkable). They had decent food options and friendly staff. They have a nice big pool and activities through the day. It’s definitely family friendly and lots of children everywhere which I was not prepared for. I did not like that they didn’t have designated “adult only” places to get away from all the noise. They even allow children at the bar and spa so not relaxing. I also don’t like when 2 twin beds are pushed together to make a full. I think if I went off season and there were less kids I’d enjoy it better. Overall I did like the hotel.

Excellent location and very friendly staff. Nice accommodations and decent breakfast. It’s has a cute rooftop terrace and water and coffee/tea available all day and night in a lovely sitting area. It has a nice charm to it and I would stay here again if I came back to visit Lisbon .

Great central location. We were a 20-minute walk or less from everywhere we wanted to go. The staff was wonderful. The room was cool. Delicious breakfast. A lovely calm oasis in the city.

The guided tour was amazing. Maria knew so much and we experienced the art in ways I never have. I would do this again!

Good location and spacious rooms, a nice breakfast spread. Rooms really need updating (lighting is poor, carpet is worn). It’s definitely an old hotel that could use a bit of attention.

Our guide was really professional and really took care of us even during the extreme weather!

Cruise was amazinggggggggg, we all loved it! The places we visited also nice and specular!

Best hike and most beautiful hike in Patagonia. A long the way was scenic! The local guide was also amazing and well-prepared. The provided lunch was just enough.

Fabulous tour plan, seeing new perspective

Great location. Easy walk to the docks, opera house, and botanical garden. Very modern design and amentities (controls for lights, shades, etc.) are conveniently located. The rooftop bar is great. Whilefood options in the hotel are a bit limited, there are so many restaurantes just s stones through away, this is not at all a problem.

Incrediblly well-organized. The whole city of Yulara is an integrated resort with lots to do and great food and cultural offerings. The continuous bus service and short tours and activities are a huge bonus.

Great environment, helpful staff, and excellent food. Loved staying right in the rainforest habitat with nature right up to our doorstep.

Amazing guides, and activities

This lodge was truly impressive. Their service excellent, and I love that they took every opportunity to surprise and exceed our expectations

Rooms were good, breakfast was amazing

We loved our room and being able to spread out. The whole property was beautiful and we loved being able to walk into town for dinner and to explore.

Beautiful location. We loved sitting in the chairs looking over the water at sunset and walking around the property. Richard, the kayak guide was great!

The views on this tour were amazing! Our guide, Richard was very knowledgeable and had lots of stories to share about his experiences guiding in many different countries.

Lincoln House was a suitable hotel for the last evening of our long vacation. We arrived late and left early. All was good.

This was our favorite hotel of the trip! Great location and absolutely beautiful room! Dinner was superb! We wish we could have stayed longer!

The great location of this hotel makes up for the minor complaints. With a little more attention to the room's furnishings, we would have given the hotel a 5-star rating.

Penally Abbey Country House was wonderful. The room was large, comfortable and well appointed. The bathroom was modern with a great walk-in shower.

Wonderful hotel - centrally located in Cardiff. We weren't able to enjoy it - because our flight was delayed and we arrived in Cardiff in the evening as opposed to noon.

Due to the flight delay, we were unable to make this trip.

Our expectations were somewhat low. Because we "lost" the first day of our trip, we were just happy to get on a boat and out on the water. The views of Tenby from the water were great. We did see two seals in the water. The boat was a nice size - maybe 30 of us. The 'captain/guide' was knowledgable. low-key and conversational.

Similar to our arrival - not being about departure is well worth it. It is great not to worry about returning the rental car and finding our way to the airport.

Nice Central Location. Has elevators, but still difficult to maneuver your luggage up some steps to get to the elevator.

The room with the bathrooms include included, was located in the basement and smelled of mold and horse manure. Window could not be open as there is no screen and flies will get in.. bathroom was tiny the size of a bathroom on a cruise ship. The Plz look more like a trailer home than a hotel but I guess given the location there are not many options. It was nice to see the horses right outside the window because it is a farm.

Beautiful location request a Lakeview room if you can

Very clean and modern room the amenities were top notch

Centrally located, but our room was across from the tavern and so it was noisy until late into the night. Breakfast was good with many options.

Dar Rihana was one of our favorite stays in Morocco. This beautiful boutique hotel in the Dades Valley strikes the perfect balance between comfort, thoughtful design, and warm hospitality. Our room was beautifully decorated, incredibly comfortable, and had some of the nicest amenities we experienced during our trip. As someone who sleeps with a body pillow at home, I was amazed to find one waiting in the room. It's the only hotel I've ever stayed in that had one, and it was such a thoughtful touch that made me feel right at home. The bathroom was also excellent, with a spacious shower and modern amenities. The pool area is peaceful, beautiful, and the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring the valley. What truly makes Dar Rihana special is the people. Mohammed, who manages the property, made us feel like family from the moment we arrived. He was incredibly kind, attentive, and always happy to help with anything we needed - even swimming lessons! We also enjoyed both dinner and breakfast at the hotel, and they were excellent. After a week of traditional Moroccan cuisine, the French-inspired dinner was a delicious change of pace. If you're visiting the Dades Valley, I can't recommend Dar Rihana enough. It feels personal, relaxing, and genuinely welcoming. We would happily stay here again.

Overall, we enjoyed our stay at Luxury Oasis Camp, though it ended up being one of our less memorable accommodations during our trip through Morocco. The camp itself is beautiful, and the tents are comfortable and well-appointed. Our favorite part of the experience was, without question, the camel trek into the Sahara. Mohammed, who led our camel ride, was incredibly friendly and made the experience so much fun. Riding camels through the dunes at sunset was one of the absolute highlights of our trip and is something we'll never forget. The hospitality at the camp itself felt a bit less personal than what we experienced elsewhere in Morocco. It's possible this was because we visited during the peak summer season, but the service didn't have the same warm, attentive feel that we had become accustomed to throughout the rest of our travels. One thing that surprised us was how close the camp is to several other desert camps. We had imagined being more isolated among the dunes, though that may simply be the reality of many desert camp experiences rather than something unique to this property. Despite those points, we're very glad we included a Sahara camp in our itinerary. If you're considering the experience, we'd absolutely recommend it for the camel ride alone, it was unforgettable.

We really enjoyed our stay here! The host was incredibly kind and welcoming, making us feel right at home from the moment we arrived. He also prepared us an amazing lunch that ended up being one of the best meals we had during our entire trip to Morocco. The room itself was quirky, charming, and full of character. It felt like the kind of place that makes traveling memorable—unique, authentic, and unlike any standard hotel experience. If you're looking for somewhere with personality rather than a luxury resort, this is exactly that. The only minor drawback was that the shower was a bit rustic and could use some updating. It wasn't a problem for our one-night stay, but if you're planning to stay several nights and prioritize modern amenities, it's something to keep in mind. Overall, we'd absolutely recommend this place to travelers looking for an authentic, one-of-a-kind experience in Chefchaouen. The warm hospitality, delicious food, and unique atmosphere made it one of the most memorable stops on our trip.

We had a great experience on our walking tour of Fes. It was definitely a full day with a lot of walking, but our guide was knowledgeable, engaging, and happy to tailor the tour to what we were most interested in seeing. One thing we really wanted to do was shop at the famous tanneries, and he made sure we had plenty of time there. He was flexible throughout the day and adjusted the itinerary based on our interests rather than rushing us from stop to stop. One of our favorite moments wasn't actually a planned stop. We took a break in the shade at the Nejjarine Museum of Wooden Arts & Crafts, and ended up sitting and talking with our guide for quite a while. He shared his story of growing up in Morocco, getting an education, moving to Fes, meeting his wife, and what dating and courtship are like in Moroccan culture. It was such an interesting conversation and gave us a glimpse into modern life in Morocco that we wouldn't have gotten otherwise. Like many tours in Fes, there were several stops at artisan workshops where we could watch skilled craftspeople making leather goods, pottery, weaving, and other traditional products before having the opportunity to shop. As someone who enjoys making things by hand, I genuinely appreciated seeing the craftsmanship that goes into these products. By the end of the day we were definitely ready for a break, but that's more a reflection of how much we packed into one day than anything else. Overall, it was an excellent introduction to Fes, and we left with a much deeper appreciation for the city's history, artisans, and culture.

The camel trek through the Sahara was one of the absolute highlights of our trip to Morocco. We weren't sure what to expect beforehand, but it ended up being an experience we'll remember for the rest of our lives. Our guide, Mohammed, was incredibly friendly and made the ride fun from start to finish. He clearly cared about the camels and took his time making sure everyone was comfortable. He was also happy to help us take photos along the way, which meant we came home with some amazing memories. Watching the landscape change as we rode through the dunes was unforgettable. It felt peaceful, surreal, and unlike anything we've ever experienced. If you're visiting Merzouga, I highly recommend adding a camel trek to your itinerary. It's such a unique way to experience the Sahara, and it ended up being one of our favorite memories from Morocco.

I absolutely loved my experience at this hammam. It felt luxurious from start to finish, and the space itself is beautiful. The decor and design really add to the whole experience. This was my first hammam, and the staff did a great job explaining everything and making me feel comfortable. As an American, being fully nude for this type of experience was definitely new to me, but everyone was very professional and made the whole process feel completely natural and relaxing. The massage was also excellent. I am a total baby when it comes to deep pressure, and the massage here was perfect for me. It was relaxing and effective without ever feeling too aggressive. This was definitely one of the highlights of my time in Morocco and an experience I would highly recommend!