카사 데 캄포 페다시(Casa de Campo Pedasi)

When I arrived the hotel was closed for business. My reservation was confirmed and I text the property about my arrival. No one ever reached out to tell me the hotel was closed. I received a bill to show me what the balance was going to be and still no word of any closure. I was stuck in a foreign country and having a language barrier made it 10 times worse. The property owner have not reached out to me about what happened or with an apology. Thank God my taxi driver knew of another accommodation for me after waiting for almost an hour with no resolution. This has been the worst experience I have ever had as a visitor to a foreign country. I was so embarrassed!!! I will never ever try to go to this property ever again

Very nice hotel. Beautiful Spanish style. We slept very well. We enjoyed breakfast served by Gladis every morning with fresh mango and papaya, fresh orange-mango juice. Everything is nicely maintained. It was nice to have a dip in the pool at the end of the day.

I had the place to myself the first 2 nights because it is off season right now. Breakfast was good, the room was huge and the staff are all so warm and welcoming.

Nice and clean room. All staff very helpfull and kind. Will return again.

Really helpful and friendly staff. Large airy room and bathroom. At the moment evening meals are not available but breakfast is included.

An oasis of calm with the friendliest, most accommodating staff. Valery, on reception, is a huge asset to the property, as are Maria and Gladys. Would definitely return if in Pedasi.

Great and friendly environment.. thanks to Mrs Gladys and Mrs María Sanchez for their supportive and friendly help. Great place to stay!!

We live in Pedasi and have never before tried Casa De Campo. Tonight my husband, a friend and I decided to finally give it's try. We were not disappointed. In fact, we were pleasantly surprised. I can't believe we never tried it before. Pictured below are the 3 delicious meals we had and our impressive dessert. The Filete de res al Ajillo was a juicy, tender, pink medium rare as ordered. The Pescado a la Bilbaína was a succulent, firm, piece of tasty fish covered in a savory green sauce. The Pollo al Ajillo was a tender chicken breast in garlic sauce that was cut into bite size pieces. I added it to my crispy fresh garden salad. Our dessert was sweet, and perfectly covered with fired, crisp sugar. We all had the Crema Catalana, a soft cream brúlée. The restaurant was peaceful and quiet. We will surely go back. Amazing!

We have stayed at Casa de Campo several times over the past 10 years, it's always a delight. This is a small, boutique hotel in Central America. Lovely as it is, it is not the Ritz, so just plan & mentally adjust your expectations. The staff is kind & helpful. The gentleman at the front desk spoke English. The pool area is lovely & very clean. The grounds are beautiful & well cared for. Over the past few years, the reception area has been enlarged & now includes some drinks & gourmet (as well as essential) food items for sale. (Their is a mini refrigerator in the room). Apparently, the hotel owners have formed a business partnership with others & the restaurant/bar is now more substantial. They gave us a welcome drink upon arrival. The "marina" room (poolside) is my favorite-beautiful!!