Rancho Margot

Lovely self sustaining eco resort in the midst of the forest. We loved the food, the coziness of the cabin, the yoga classes, and wandering around the property. The farm tour and the night tour were fun activities to do with a 4 year old. We did not like: occasional smell of sewage around the property, especially around the pools. Dated bathrooms in cabins - needs a refresh. Construction noise around the property.

Fantastic place. flora, landscape, birds singing all the time, yoga, fishing, horseback riding, night tour with wild life, the cold and warm pools were all great. Staff was great, friendly. Food was simple, delicious. Wood fired pizza was to die for. This place is heaven on earth. Quite, simple but satisfying and beautiful in every way if you are into simply nature.

We are two young kids and two parents. If you’re going with the expectations afforded to an all-inclusive (whatever that means now), then I imagine you’ll be satisfied, even delighted with the facility and how its run. Much to its credit, Rancho Margot is not that however. Its staff and facilities take care of you to the highest standard with a feeling of community similar to that of a summer camp or a kindly country uncle, right down to the family dog that joins you every day for a swim in the pond (warm and cool). All of this with sustainability in mind. It’s truly incredible what is developing there and what have already been achieved. They offered a chance to be part of that which you can’t get anywhere else that I know of. It’s tough to get to (although getting easier), and booze is expensive (which is par). Rooms are excellent, people are wonderful, farm is awesome, area is beautiful, bugs were easily handled, I could go in and on. It’s high on the list of places to return to. We’re already planning to take more family next year.

We enjoyed our stay. The staff were great, the food was great, and the surrounding were beautiful