Find hotels near Mangel Halto Beach, Savaneta from ￥18,180

"Excellent accommodations, phenomenal location, fantastic local neighbors and town bar, astronomical beach, and the most loving visitors ever (local dogs)…made this stay the most perfect getaway and vacation. The hosts were hands down amazing and very accommodating and a pleasure to work with. The house was adorable and had not only had room for everyone but the layout was perfect. We couldn’t have asked for a better spot to camp out for the final days of our vacation. "

"amazing place, the views are out of this world! The pool, beach and patio area made our week."

"Beautiful two bedroom unit in a residential neighborhood. The hostess Maria and staff were very friendly"

"This property sits directly in front of one of the best snorkeling spots on the whole island (Mangel Halto Beach). Accommodations were clean and the set up was very secure. The rate is incredibly low, which equates to not very much in the name of amenities, there is no hot water, & communication is limited but OK. Best value on the island. Who needs hot water when you’re in paradise?"

"A very unique experience. It met my expectations. Owner was very accommodating. Need a car, but then everything is very close. Nice pool, nice private outside areas as well as common areas. Extremely affordable. Keep in mind , I stayed in the Gypsy wagon Queenie for 2 weeks, it’s small but it has what you need. They also have an outdoor kitchen area where we occasionally cooked our own breakfast. Owner gave us a dozen eggs . I look forward to going back again "

"Fantastic location, just what we needed. Everything was as expected and more. The place is very clean and had everything we needed for a perfect get away. The staff (Fiar) was extremely friendly and was available to answer any questions we had. We have stayed at several VRBO's throughout the Caribbean and Mexico and this is one of our new favorites.Be sure to catch the sunset every evening. Remarkable. The property had snorkel gear which we used frequently. Boards and kayaks were available and looked new, we didn't use them but thought we'd mention that they were there."