BOHO Bohemian Boutique Hotel

The location is wonderful, Room is nicely designed, Daily room service is very good, Friendly staff who are very helpful, Coffee was available in the room everyday, mini fridge also. It is a very nice experience staying here 😊

Walking distance to Avila beach but you must get a day pass to get to the beach, Welcome drinks could have been in the room, I didn't have time to walk to the other property to get it 😉

Het hotel is rustig gelegen, net buiten de drukte, maar toch op een fijne loopafstand van alles. De kamer is ruim en de faciliteiten zijn uitstekend. Het personeel is vriendelijk, goed bereikbaar en staat altijd klaar om vragen te beantwoorden of te helpen.

Very quaint, clean, and exceptional staff!

nicely furnished rooms that were not noisy. the view from the aisle under the starry sky

No physical FO staff. Everything is communicated via WhatsApp from the other hotel: 't Klooster. The plane was delayed, so I arrived at BOHO two hours later. I had to call so a male employee from 't Klooster could check me in. Only then was I informed that I could go to 't Klooster for breakfast, but unfortunately not for lunch or dinner. At BOHO, there was suddenly a shortage of, or no, kitchen staff. The bar was also closed, so there was no welcome drink. When my friend arrived on Feb. 13th 2026, the lights in the kitchen was not working. The FO lady said she would get it fixed the same day or else: next day. On Feb. 15th 2026, the day before we checked out (feb. 16th) I received a whatsapp message from BOHO to say goodbye etc. I could also write what didn't go well so I wrote that still the lights in the kitchen from room 17, hasn't been fixed and I hope that this will be done for the next visitor. That night at 8pm, a man from 't Klooster came to look if he can fix it. I've thanked him, but we were going to bed so it's no use trying to fix the lights 1 day before check out. At checkout, an intern was sent to ask us to wait because she had just started and didn't know what to do yet. The person who was supposed to do that was working at 't Klooster. The intern was kind enough to help with the suitcases and receive the room keys, because we had to be at the airport on time and couldn't wait. It's advisable that 't Klooster and BOHO, both hotels owned by the same oeners?!, realize that a shortage of staff (in the kitchen) isn't the problem of the visitor. Timely information is crucial, not just upon arrival, saying: "Just breakfast, and you're on your own for the rest!" Luckily, I know Curaçao so I could arrange our meals elsewhere.