- very expensive hotel for what it proposes to be - bad service - a lot of insects in your room - no security - none could help us with our lugagge - the owner lives there and he could careless about our stay. - energy comes and goes, swimming pool was durty, restaurant empty and durty, not polite staff more

Casa Suaya is a small hotel that was opened in 12-2008. It is located about 6 km north of Jose Ignacio, the most charming beachside village you can imagine. The hotel itself is directly across a quiet little 2 lane road from the Atlantic Ocean. Between the road and the ocean and some sand dunes, lightly sprinkled with foliage. Most... more

I stayed there for 4 nights. the room is ok, but eletricity comes and goes everytime, so air conditioner is a matter of lucky. breakfast included: no fruits, old breads, no cheese or ham, no eggs.... Like a bad continental breakfast. reception: We arrive late of night, and guess what? there is no reception... We wait for almost 30 minuts... more

What a great place of options.Relax and take in the sun or follow our Host Adolpho and be ready for non stop fun.This is the place to stay if you want instant access to the seen.Adolpho and his staff is like family.They know everyone and everyone knows them.The best travel experience is when you are connected.Casa Suaya is ground zero.No... more

Jose Ignacio is Punta del Este for the locals - it's a beautiful little town with great energy. The high season is January, and there are nightly parties, some of them HUGE. There are amazing hidden restaurants, beautiful beaches, and a very European atmosphere. Casa Suaya is a unique resort that feels more like you're staying at someone's home. The... more

It was so bad I don't know where to start. The prices are just made up, and are not justified - the food is not good, the self-catering apartments are very ordinary, cheaply built and decorated, the bathrooms tiny. The attitude of the owner was breathtakingly rude. It was quite funny actually - how impressed with himself he was, but... more

Here are the pros of Casa Suaya: -Great view if you are in a top floor room Here are the cons: -When we were there, there were ants in our bed and ants that crawled into our luggage -The property is not in very good condition, including the pool, curtains in the room, and the bathroom -The property is not... more

I lived in Buenas Aires back in 1997 and frequented the Punta Del Este and Jose Ignacio areas before the big boom. Until I found my home at Casa Suaya did I truely experience the magic of what one refers to when they say "you've gotta check out Punta!" Not only is the compound private, quaint and super stylish and... more

Where do I begin...first of all, travel to South America from the United States is not as far as it seems. From from Los Angeles or New York, there is a connection thru Miami, (American Airlines) with a 1-2 hour layover that make the trip to Uruguay a breeze. When you land in Montevideo, depending on your budget, you can... more