Riohacha Hotel Guide - Nicolás de Federman Park hotels in Riohacha, Colombia.

"Great stay!"

"Very friendly staff, clean Hotel and a delicious breakfast couldn’t ask for more."

"Excelente!!"

"Si"

"the owner mr pastor is really nice person to talk to. my family and my dog enjoy a lot ... thx mr pastor"

"Un sitio bien económico frente al mar hermosisimo y a muy buen precio"

"Very happy with the stay"

"The room was very large, clean and modern."

"Overall a great stay!!! Hotel Hamacas cover all your basic traveler needs offering clean rooms. Comfortable beds and common areas. Prices are reasonable Located a 3 minute walk from the beautiful city beach and restaurants/bars available in Riohacha. Staff is super friendly and helpful. Always available with a warm smile to answer questions, any concerns. Would not hesitate to stay there again."

"Clean room, excellent staff, rooms are small, but cozy. Hotel is not near the beach, and there isn’t a view, only from the rooftop. The concierge, Edwin, was very kind and friendly. There is no hot water in the premises. It has a small pool, and water is cold. If the purpose is to stay one night and move on, this is an excellent choice."

"Very good place "

"It’s ok to stay for a flight connection stay "

"Clean basic room. Friendly helpful staff. Easy nice breakfast (extra). Good price"

"Definitely, you get what you pay for: if you need a place with Wifi and breakfast included for a good start of the day, this is the place... as long as you plan to stay away until the night. It is highly inconvenient if you are placed in a 3rd-floor room, because there is no elevator available and no one to help you: you have to take care of your own luggage, bringing it upstairs. Be careful with the premises: I came back one afternoon, just to find the door open and the bathroom flooded....

"Upon arrival, I was told, no rooms available. I had to find a room somewhere else. "

"The bed was very hard, I had to take cold showers because the water wouldn’t get hot. I was told by the staff not to wear my jewelry because I might get robbed "