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"This was dreamy! Perfect place to relax. Small, friendly hotel. They gave us a bottom floor room instead of the first floor which was wonderful as we could walk out to the pool on our doorstep. The team couldn’t have been kinder or more helpful. Food at the restaurant was good and can take in the room or by the pool if you prefer. Short walk into town along the beach or via the road. Lots of great places to eat and relax. Will be back! "

"Incredible staff - such nice people, and great service at all times - even before we arrived, they assisted us with transportation. The room was stunning, and the meals absolutely top-notch. "

"Nice comfortable room, friendly and helpful staff at reception, very friendly housekeeping staff and a terrace/deck with an ocean view."

"Everything is excellent. The staff are so attentive and happy. We loved it so much we stayed an extra night. We are planning our next trip around the hotels availability. "

"Muy bonito"

"We came to Casa Yati for 8 days from the Huatulco airport by taxi- approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. It is on an isolated stretch of the beach Playa Ventanilla in a local hamlet with a few houses, tourist shops and very rustic eateries. Casa Yati is a gorgeous 8 room property with a beautiful pool, very adequate restaurant ( on the expensive side), endless beach but surf too big to swim. It is very quiet and a really nice place to chill. There are some bookable activities but we were able to do yoga ourselves in the hillside palapa. Rooms were comfortable and air conditioned. Staff were lovely. Water was provided and beach towels. There were beds and umbrellas on the sand as well as poolside beds. The highlights were releasing baby turtles into the ocean and visiting the crocodile filled lagoon. We took a taxi or collectivo into Mazunte for dining, beach days and whale watching excursions. It is a more lively place to hang out for the day and swim without current."

"First impressions of Casa Qi we're positive, the staff, Bruno, got us in a room quickly. He showed us the fridge area (for leftovers we brought back from the restaurants in the area and a place to cook them) and coffee area and the area for beverages. Jaun and another young fellow were available to take us into town in a very luxurious golf cart. they gave us a to car. The next few days we went out exploring the area. Driving to a different beach every day. Omar had made some suggestions that were positive. We met Liz, one of the owners, she had many ideas of where to go that were good. The pool was nice and warm and the areas to sit around it we're good. I would have to say if there was a downfall or a lack of anything it would have been there was no safe in our room and there could've been a little more place to hang clothing. Hot water would've been nice. Small things overall. Mazunte and Casa Qi we're both great places."

"The view was incredible and the general calm ambient of the hotel allowed me to relax and enjoy very much my time there."

"The AC did not cool past a certain point, but was good enough. The staff seemed kind of careless. Didn't get a welcoming vibe from them. The wifi comes and goes. The water they offer is outside so it's always warm and dusty. Half the building is still under construction. The new concrete rooms look like a cold, gray, bunker. Staying there for multiple days makes you feel like you're in a dungeon. The toilet would shoot water up like a geyser when flushing. The shower is right next to a sliding glass door covered by a curtain. When it's dark outside and lit inside, you're able to see the silhouette of the person showering from the outside. The bar outside sometimes blasts music at night. Saw a scorpion get into our toiletries. At least the cleaners do their job well, but they did skip a day. Plenty of eating options around."