La Qhia Eco Retreat

I stayed at La Quia four nights at the end of April 2024. The lodging is rustic and comfortable with a good breakfast included at very reasonable rates. The owners, David and Cindy, were very friendly and pleasant to speak with. I was able to do some of the many activities in the Santa Fe area each day I was there from jungle hiking to visiting waterfalls and horseback riding. All was arranged by La Qhia's manager, Reynaldo, who did a fantastic job setting up all the logistics. If you're going to Santa Fe, La Qhia is your best choice.

We recently visited this restaurant that came highly recommended by our local guide. We made sure to ask for their famous margaritas, and we were not disappointed. The restaurant is a charming and peaceful place, with a welcoming staff and delicious food. Reflecting on our time in Santa Fe, we can confidently say that if we were to return, we would choose to stay at this hotel because, in comparison to our Santa Fe accommodation, this hotel offers a much quieter and more serene atmosphere. The tranquility of the surroundings creates a sense of calm and relaxation.

First of all, Santa Fé is gorgeus, a mountain town very beautiful. As a town, Santa Fé, was the highlight of my trip and with such beautiful trekkings all round full of waterfalls. La Qhia is a very charming place with a beautiful and relaxing garden, a lot of common areas with terraces where you could enjoy the place seating or laying in one hamaca and even a open air area to practice yoga or meditate. A bit of paradise. The bungalow was spotless, very clean and with a good area, and your own seating place outside. Has an open air restaurant with good food (good price) and good service and if you want they have also cocktails. :) Everyone was nice, the employee (sorry don't know the name) of the restaurant was very nice and kind, always smiling. All the team was there to be helpful, I fell and all were very helpful to give me what I need. Reynaldo, the manager of Qhia is there for you and explain everything what you could need. With all the patient and being a sweet person. He did a fantastic job creating a page on Qhia site with all information that you need for trekking and other useful information of Santa Fé (trekkings, tours, restaurants, public transports, etc). Everything is there. Even each trekking is described in every little detail. I always thought that if I had a place to receive people I would do that. But is the first time that I saw a hotel/eco resort, doing this. What a good, great job receiving people. Of course, I cant forget, Ragnar, the dog (is big but with a sweet soul and gorgeus) and the sleepy cat that loves cuddling. Last, did the night tour to see night wildlife and recommend the experience. Is always magical feeling nature at night. Really recommend to stay here.

Un mot résume tout : minable Nous avons retenu un bungalow twin. En fait une chambre collée à une autre et appelée bungalow. 2 lits, 1 table de nuit, 1 lampe, 1 ventilateur. Pas de chaise, une petite console juste assez grande pour les 2 serviettes de toilette et c’est tout. Pas un crochet, pas un porte-manteau, rien. Idem à la salle de bain, pas même une barre ou un crochet pour les serviettes. La cabine de douche n’est même pas carrelée. Pas grave, l’eau chaude est aléatoire tendance absente. Pour le restaurant, la carte est indigente. Il n’y a que le petit déjeuner qui s’en sort bien. Il faut aller voir ailleurs, ici c’est minable.