Resorts de condominios en Bosque nacional El Dorado

“Unfortunately, an inspired cabin rental there is shared recreational facility that has a foosball table in there a pool table, but a lot of things were broken and not in good condition. My kids and I were really quite disappointed with this stay.”

“House is older but has been updated where it matters. Quiet and peaceful except for the nightly game of Uno on the deck. Then much laughter could be heard. ”

“Great place! It was very clean and well stocked. ”

“This is a great 1-bedroom apartment and we enjoyed our stay. Warm, dry, comfortable for a family of 4 to hang out, walking distance to the lifts. Two reasons why great. First, it was very clean. Kitchen, dishes, pots, bathroom, all surfaces, bedsheets, floors. With that knowledge, you can relax and enjoy. Second, the apartment is furnished in a very practical manner, quite rare among rentals. As if the owners often used it themselves. Plenty of storage and hooks for your winter clothes, bathroom...

“Overall we had a great experience we will be back the only thing is I would recommend mosquito nets on the windows that’s we you could open them during that night and not get eaten alive by them it was a bit hard sleeping because it was hot inside the cabin”

“The cabin was really cosy and the location to Sierra was great. The owner is very friendly and keeps up good communication. Things to keep in mind are the cabin is a little difficult to find and the winter terrain might be a little difficult for normal cars. Otherwise, the cabin is very well maintained and setup, and we would definitely recommend it! ”

“Great stay”

“The place was very nice, clean, and was just as advertised. It was pretty small, but comfortably slept 3 of us. There was no kitchen, just a mini-fridge, a microwave, and a toaster. There are also no plates or bowls (even paper ones) so I suggest that you bring your own if you plan to use the kitchenette. The walk to the lifts is only about 5 min, and there is also a shuttle stop right out front if you don't want to walk.”