La Isla del Colibrí

La Isla del Colibrí is a nature-forward hostería in Puerto Quito that feels like a quiet riverside escape built for slowing down.

Photo of La Isla del Colibrí by ANITA ZAMBRANO on Google Maps

Pool + hydromassage downtime: On-property you’ll find an outdoor pool and a hot tub-style hydromassage option, which many guests treat as the main “do nothing” plan between walks and meals.

Rooms with private bathrooms: Accommodations are described as simple and practical, with private bathrooms that include a bathtub; some rooms also have a private balcony facing the garden.

Food that fits the setting: A full breakfast is part of the stay, and the restaurant focuses on regional dishes—an easy win when you’d rather stay on-site than drive back into town.

Nature on your doorstep: The grounds are tied closely to the surrounding greenery, and guest feedback often highlights the calm atmosphere, river scenery, and the chance to spot hummingbirds around the property.

Help planning outdoor time: There’s a tour desk to assist with arranging activities like hiking and fishing, keeping the experience oriented around the local landscape of Puerto Quito.

Room condition can vary: Some stays may feel more rustic than expected, and a few guests note that certain rooms can seem worn.

Light-sleeper warning: Sound insulation may be limited, so noise from neighboring rooms can sometimes carry.

Not a quick beach hop: While it’s reachable by road, the coast is still a longer drive, so La Isla del Colibrí works best if your priority is Puerto Quito’s inland nature rather than daily beach time.

Pros	Cons
Outdoor pool and hydromassage-style hot tub	Some rooms may feel dated or rustic
Private-bath rooms; some with garden-view balconies	Potential noise between rooms
On-site restaurant, full breakfast, and nature-focused vibe	Beach is a longer drive from Puerto Quito

La Isla del Colibrí in 360°