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• Patty M. wrote on Jul 22, 2012:

  This place was a welcome paradise. It is well worth a day and a half visit. We toured the plantation and hiked in the rain forest. The food in the restaurant was delicious, the staff was attentive and friendly. I wish I could find an equally satisfying cup of coffee here in the states. We stayed in a cabana the first night and it was top rate for certain. The second night we stayed in a regular hotel room --it was more sparsely decorated but it was clean and comfortable and for the difference in price-it was worth it. I hope to return someday.

• Danilo Lacayo wrote on Oct 15, 2010:

  I visited Selva Negra in my honey moon 37 years ago, and I keep in my mind the beatiful experience been there. I want to say Hi to my friend Eddie Khull,

• Celeste wrote on Dec 11, 2008:

  I went to Selva Negra just this past Thanksgiving. What a amazing Place! I recommend to anyone and plan to come back.
  
  The place is just beautiful. I meet the owner and he was willing to chat with you for hours.
  
  It is a very relaxing place. Can be chilly in the cloud forest so bring some warm clothes.
  
  Only negative I found were that the sheets didnt seem clean. I had my own sleep sack so I didn't care. Also bring ear plugs the howler monkeys can keep you awake at night with their singing.

• mauricio ayala wrote on Dec 5, 2008:

  I have been there and it is the most beautiful place that you can imagine;if you look a private place to enjoy with somebody go there i recomend you.o.k

• Mike and Amy Knox wrote on Jan 11, 2008:

  Just completed our 2nd stay at Selva Negra. It was beautiful as always. An incredible place in its own right, nestled into the cloud forest, but even more impressive when you take the tour and learn how this fully operating coffee farm is managed. They produce A+ coffee. Nothing is wasted; the environment is not just protected but enhanced; and generations of people are provided jobs, education, healthy living, and so much more. And if you don't give a rip about any of that, you'll still love the place--just go and enjoy a beautiful and relaxing couple of days.

• Kim Montgomery wrote on Jun 12, 2007:

  I was at Selva Negra 6/5/07-6/12/07. It was one of the most fantastic, learning experiences I've ever had. Mausi took me on an in-depth farm tour. Selva Negra is a model for sustainable agriculture. Almost nothing is thrown away. Their composting is amazing. I can't say enough wonderful things about Mausi and Eddy Kuhl and their Selva Negra.

• mario sequeira wrote on May 20, 2007:

  Me & my Wife were there in january this year and enjoyed this place, vowed to return again this year.
  As for cathy, remember this a mountain resort not a 5 star hotel, I'm a large man 5"11 an 202 pounds and found the bed comfortable (or was it because of my companion?) anyway next time go to the hilton or crowne plaza they will pamper you but not at 50.00 a night with nature around.

• Cathy wrote on May 17, 2007:

  Beautiful grounds with trails to hike, lovely little lake and cool mountain air. But, the most uncomfortable bed we slept on in Nicaragua. This hotel has a wide variety of rooms and cabins to chose from -- ask to see a few before choosing one. The restaurant -- perched right beside the lake -- serves several German dishes as well as other items. The hiking trails are the best part.