Kimkim Trip Reviews

Great convenient location. Surrounding neighbor was a mix of run down and well maintained properties.

Andy and David were awesome attentive welcoming hosts!

Great location and helpful staff at both hotels in Queenstown.

This hotel is on the older end, and you can see it in the decor and rooms. The hot springs pools were nice and swim up bar was fun.

If you go to Monteverde, you must stay at Hotel Koora. The views, the staff and rooms are incredible.

This hotel was amazing for our family. We had comfortable beds, a huge bathroom and some of the best service I've ever received. The food is top notch and don't skip the mojitos, so good!

The staff here was amazing and we had a blast zip lining!

Beautiful property, the best service we had on our trip, outdoor showers, hot tubs, swim up bar, great breakfast, dinner was amazing, even made suggestions to a local restaurant up the street which was the best meal we had in Costa Rica! Would live here if I could!

Family style meals were amazing, modest rooms with everything you need, a private waterfall and trails to hike, orchid garden, great service!

Property, service and food was all amazing!

Pool side bar 10/10, breakfast buffet 10/10, room service 10/10, afternoon coffee 10/10.

The guide (Oscar) was able to provide so much information in the animals, the land, the history that while the waterfall is beautiful, the details made the trip!

Our guide Óscar was knowledgeable and friendly, spoke English as well as I do! We had a wonderful time and got to swim, jump into the river and eat pineapple on the shore!!

Buffet was ok, drinks were good poolside, lockers and bathrooms clean and in a good location. Pools were clean, various temps for everyone’s comfort.

Guide was attentive, friendly and knowledgeable! Meal provided was amazing! Facility clean, in time pick up!

Very knowledgeable guide who pointed out many interesting flora and fauna.

Guide had amazing eyesight as pointed out many birds.

Informative. Fun to make chocolate bars!

If you want to stay a few blocks away from Zocalo and the excitement of the city. This is a place to go. I did not like the fact that it’s in a pedestrian area so cars cannot come in and if you have suitcases and things like that, it makes it very difficult for the drivers to park the cars a block around and try to help you. I tend to like hotels that have patios and gardens. This one is an old Casona which does have an atrium, but does not have any green areas. Regardless, it is extremely clean comfortable very spacious and wonderful lighting in every room. I still would recommend it. I’m just picky about having green areas and feeling like I can be outdoors when I come to the hotel in the afternoons to take a break.

I chose Guayaba Inn as well. The surroundings are magnificent, beautifully decorated rooms are immaculately, clean and super comfortable. They do have TV and a bar. One of my favorites.

An exquisite place to be. Right in the middle of the jungle. They only serve breakfast, which is kind of a downside because everything else is not a walking distance. But the place is wonderfully decorated super comfortable and just very unique.. I will definitely go back to it.

The hotel is one of the oldest hotels in the area. Very well located because you can walk to a beautiful park in the back and also to La Venta. The pool area is wonderful but the food for breakfast café is not up to par. The rooms are old and terrible lighting in the bathrooms. They are working with some of the rooms but basically they are not doing a good remodel they’re just painting. It’s as clean as it can be, but I was not impressed by anything. My room unfortunately was in the back and there was some kind of event the first night that kept going till three in the morning. The band was playing people screaming and yelling, so that was a bad night in itself. Would I go back to it , maybe but it wouldn’t be my first choice. I chose this hotel. It has nothing to do with Kim Kim. I don’t think their advertisement is truly honest.

Very well located in Zone one of Ho Chi Minh City. But actually a bit tired in some respects. The rooftop bar and pool (small) were nice, but the ‘gym’ was one running machine and one bike. It felt like a three star hotel.

This was very comfortable. Lovely pool, lovely environment. We wish we could have stayed longer.

This felt so spacious and luxurious. Everything was perfect. This was actually my favourite hotel of the trip.

This was very nice. It was on the beech. There was never a problem about enough chairs, the Vietnamese food in particular was really good and the staff were attentive and friendly.

This was really fun and interesting. The floating schools and villages and a way of life built around a lake that floods the surrounding country for miles every year. The crocodiles were also fun to see. Who knew that they do not have a tongue and that the inside of their mouth is bright yellow?

This was really good fun and I came away with at least one delicious dish that I could do in Wales.

I think we scheduled too many temples in this trip. It was a long and hot day.

Angkor wat is astonishing. The dance show was a bit so so, bothe for quality of food and music. The hotel we stayed at did it better.

This was fun. The guide gave a a great insight into the imperial way of life before the arrival of the French. The summer residence (and burial place) of one of the emperors was very beautiful. all the stories about the imperial dynasty (kindly provided by our entertaining and knowledgeable guide) weee fascinating.

Really nice introduction to the city, covering the main sites. Well managed by the guide.

The exhibition at Wat Thmey is relatively small but still devastating in its impact. Visiting the village was just lovely. They gave us the best lunch, cooked by someone who was also the village hairdresser. Seeing the village and understanding something about their way of life was very memorable. The welcome was so warm.

Anyone who has an interest in the Vietnam war really needs to see these tunnels. It is really worthwhile to have a well informed guide for this visit.

This was really great. The two young men who were our drivers spoke good English, were very safe as drivers, and took us to some very interesting places. I would definitely recommend this. The Vespas were actual Vespas and were authentic from the sixties.

Very nice and clean rooms, extremely friendly and helpful staff and excellent location.

OK hotel, friendly staff. Close to restaurants.

Very nice and clean rooms, super friendly staff and very close to the city of Salento without being right in all the noise.

The hotel could do better in terms of friendliness. Also the breakfast was average and the room itself looked a bit worn out.

The location of the hotel is very good (in town) and the breakfast is good.

Quiet location with very nice "lodges" and a beautiful garden. Also the restaurant is a pleasant place to be and delicious meals are served. Also breakfast was very good.

Basic hotel, but it has what you need.

Very nice hotel in a traffic-free street right at the centre of La Candelaria, just 1 street away from Plaza Bolivar.

Excellent tour.

Medellín is an amazing and vibrant city that we loved very much, especially the visit to the legendary Comuna 13. Do also take the metro when you are in Medellín.

Amazing nature and landscapes, including the 60 metre wax palms.

Nice experience.

Very challenging bike tour because of the enormous steep slopes of the mountains. But it was certainly worth the effort!

Amazing nature!

We enjoyed the hike, the amazing views, the rich nature and the lagoon.

We very much enjoyed Museo del Oro and Museo Botero. Good guide (Elisabeth).

This tour was a highlight of our recent trip to Cambodia. We were very pleased with our driver and with our guide, Hong. They showed us a variety of places - a local produce and fish market, a family farm, a rice wine distillery, an oyster mushroom farm, a buddhist temple, a lotus pond. Hong was a very personable, outgoing guide. Her English was excellent. She shared her experiences growing up in a fisherman's family with a mother who spent all day selling the fish at the local market. She thoughtfully answered our many questions. She and the driver made detours and spontaneous stops to help us to better understand this part of Cambodia's countryside. We concluded the tour with a sunset picnic surrounded by rice fields. Magic.

Very friendly atmosphere!

Enjoyed the day’s more historical lessons/sites regarding Ecuador’s history than other aspects (e.g. visiting the Intiñan Site Museum seemed more worthwhile than the Mitad Del Mundo site).

The hotel was in an excellent location right next to a metro stop. It is a beautiful historic building but the room was small and very plain. I expected a little more character. The restaurant downstairs served an excellent breakfast and we also stopped several times for a glass of wine.

One of our most fun activities in Spain!

Beautiful city and worth a visit but be prepared for lots of other tourists and souvenir shops everywhere you turn. Our guide was a wonderful Spanish lady who had lots of information to share but her English was heavily accented and we had to listen very closely to understand her, which got very wearing after 3 hrs.

The food was very mediocre. I noticed that only two other Americans came for dinner; everyone else came just for the performance. The dancing was interesting and energetic but a very modern, extemporaneous style and we missed some of the more traditional, flamboyant aspects of the dance.

My favorite experience. Our guide was friendly, spoke very good English without a heavy accent, and was very knowledgeable. We had a great time trying Spanish wines and tapas

Very informative and a good way to start our visit.

Although Marrakesh is a very bustling city this hotel is very difficult to find. location was good if you could find it. Bad sewer smell in our room which was difficult .the staff was nice and very helpful carrying are massive luggage

Great glam ping! Staff was awesome

The best one

Great location ! Room a little sketchy

Fun town Square. Very active and invigorating. If you get a chance to get outside the Square and go tour around the five star hotels to see a more sophisticated Marrakesh

L loved the cliffs and the Kasbah and the hike to the top.

Long ride but worth it

We loved the Roman ruins! Our tour guide was incredibly knowledgeable and awesome. And we love the monkeys along the way. Although I worried about them being overfed

My favorite Blues City

Great walk to the mosque at the top of the hill

We had the best pastries at the Kasbah

Good introduction to morocco

Such a special place. Peaceful, beautiful, great food and wine, I only wish we could have stayed longer.

A truly unique experience.

One of the best things we've ever done. The food and wine were beyond compare. The small group of people were interesting and fun. The scenery was breathtaking. The memory of the day we will never forget.

Wow. Amazing. It was a private tour, and we could have never seen or tasted the food and wine that we experienced that day.

This was a private tour, on private property, which is probably why we were able to see the condors near their nests on the wall of the rocks. There was not another soul that we saw that day other than my husband and I and our guide. A unique experience, and the guide was able to adjust the level of trekking to our abilities, as we are 67 and 72 yrs old, and are in good shape, but not up for anything too strenuous. Just the hike and scenery were worth the trip, the condors were icing on the cake.

The best place we stayed by far. Has a lot of character and charm.

Great hotel. Their Irish breakfast was the best we had!

Austin was a great tour guide of Ireland. Great start to the trip.

Problems with hot water but staff was accommodating as best they could

Could have skipped entire day

Never made trip due to time

Great experience with the flower grower

Rooms are comfortable, but not fancy. There was a bit of road noise on our side of the hotel. Food was outstanding.

Lovely quiet setting. This is an expensive spot but well worth is for us at the end of our month in Argentina. Good location for visiting surrounding wineries. There were some things missing in the rooms that you would expect in a luxury hotel (coffee maker, body lotion) Food was excellent and the staff super helpful.