Hotel del Lago Golf & Art Resort

Solanas Punta del Este & Crystal Beach

"The place is really nice, they dont have enough warm swimming pools for the number of guests. If that happens in November imagine the rest of the year. As i commented in the RCI review, I can't believe that you are requested to pay a fee for the maintenance of the room and the toilet paper is not included."

Club Hotel Casapueblo

"Service: The hotel service was excellent and very considerate! We went with our almost six-month-old baby, and the hotel not only provided a crib but also called a pediatrician for us immediately after learning that our baby had a fever. Because of the baby's fever, we had to delay check-out, and normally the hotel policy would have charged 30% of the room rate, but they didn't charge any extra fees. Cleanliness: The hotel has a long history, and the staff maintained excellent cleanliness. However, perhaps because we stayed above the restaurant (or because it's by the sea), there were flies in our room. Facilities: The hotel has many staircases, including at the entrance and on the way from the elevator to the rooms. This is not suitable for disabled people, the elderly, or families with strollers. The hotel only has two small elevators, which would be inconvenient during breakfast hours. The showerhead in the bathroom is also not powerful enough, making showering uncomfortable. The kitchen facilities are limited, definitely not enough for guests who like to cook. Location: The hotel itself is built on a cliff, and you have to take a taxi to get to PDE and the beach, but thankfully it's not far. The hotel does not provide shuttle service to the city, and there are no buses nearby. Nearby attractions are limited to the hotel and a small museum built within it. Restaurants, aside from the two within the hotel (and a café in the museum), are a kilometer or two away, and involve many hills. In summary: This three-star hotel isn't too demanding, suitable for young people or families with older children (family suites are available, two floors), and for those traveling by car. Parking is readily available. The gym is too small and feels cramped, but the hotel and its scenery are among the most beautiful in Uruguay, making it worth staying three or four days."

Cardón Posada Boutique