The night before we got to Charco Verde, we had stayed in a horrible place. We left very early in the morning and wound up here. It was a lovely change and nice to be right on the water. We had our own cabana and it was very clean and I loved the hammock right outside out door. We were... more

I've waited two weeks to write this review and tell the truth about this place. Let me start with the room. It was very basic, clean sheets and towels, the most horrible green color and felt like I was in a camp. My husband and I are in our late 50's and pretty adventurous, save yourself the lesson we got... more

The food was poor and not much to choose from and nowhere to go to get a decent meal. We ate there and the bill was enormous when we left. The cabins were nice and there was AC. The reserve was still under water at parts so we couldn't walk it all. We had a driver, Harlan, and a guide... more

Nothing really wrong with the place other than it being overpriced for what you get. Stayed two nights. Bed was not made up during my stay. The staff were pretty nice but the owner was rather grumpy, and my final bill seemed to be a lot higher than I was anticipating. more

Because of all the rave reviews, I decided to stay at Charco Verde for two nights during my Nicaragua vacation this past month. I'm so sorry I did. Although, there were a few staff members who were friendly, the majority were not. As soon as we arrived, there were two women at reception. We asked politely if they spoke English... more

We have just returned from Nicaragua and one of our stops was at Charco Verde for 3 nights. We really enjoyed the setting with a cabin just 11 steps from the beach. The rooms are clean and basic but with air conditioning. We went expecting cold water so that was not a surprise. The path closest to the water is... more

I'll try to be as honest and fair as I can. We stayed at Charco Verde in November, unfortunately not long after some of the heaviest rains the region has ever seen. The water levels in the lake had risen very high - on the other side of the island Santo Domingo had lost its beach and Charco Verde had... more

First let me say, I'm not a person who's comfortable with nature and wilderness. I'm not a big fan of camping, I like having hot water, and I hate bugs. Charco Verde Inn challenged me in all of these areas. We stayed here for 3 nights in one of the cabins. The cabin itself was very simple, but clean. Staying... more

Lorie and I returned to Nicaragua from November 20 to December 8th after visiting for almost three weeks in January, 2007 - Ometepe Island was our first return destination and Charco Verde was pre booked for three nights which we extended by one additional night. We couldn't easily leave our vocal male howler monkey neighbor- twenty yards from the front... more