Isla Tijereto

Guests who stayed here loved

“This is a difficult place to rate, but after spending two days there and going to Isla Grande, we would have not chosen differently. The sandy access to the sea is a big advantage that many nearby hotels lack. The proximity of the corals on the other side is great too. There are a lot of sun-beds on both sides and not a lot of people in hotel which gives a very calm vibe. Check in was available early (around 12). Other reviews gave us a very realistic overview of what is to be expected. This is not a fancy hotel. You go there to disconnect, slow down and enjoy the sea. The host is very kind and helpful. Also, although there is no AC we slept well during the night and it wasn't too hot. The nets in the windows is very very dusty and dirty. The fan too, hasn't been cleaned for a while. Filtered water is not available until you specifically ask for it (it would be nice if it was more accessible). Also (but this is applicable to other hotels in the vicinity too) keep in mind that it costs 210,000 pesos per person to get to the island and back. The food is very expensive (45,000 for the cheapest option, the same options for lunch and dinner) and there is only one small shop. We would strongly advise to buy some snacks in Cartagena to bring with you.”

Maciej · Jun 5, 2026