Campamento Río Lacanjá | Reserva Selva Lacandona

The location is very nice. The rooms are a bit sparse and quite over priced. In the morning men came to the hotel. This was family or friends. There was a strange atmosphere. After this we were blocked on the road by these men and could only drive through if we paid 500 pesos. In addition, this man tried to scare us if we drove a certain route, that shots would be fired and we were not safe. This was very unpleasant. Also, I got sick the night of the food + you only have internet if you buy it from their little store.

Truly beautiful location. They couldn’t have made this an easier, more restful, relaxing place to stay. The staff are true hospitality professionals. There are some worthwhile activities available, but there is no pressure to buy - just the offer! The restaurant is very good for the locale and it’s polite to order a day ahead of time for breakfast so they can make sure they have fresh ingredients for what you want and have it all ready for you.||Campamento Rio Lacanja makes a perfect base for exploring Bonampak, but we would have been happy staying several days here. The rooms are sparkling clean with perfectly installed nets under the open roofs that allow guests to sleep in cabanas that still feel like the perfect climate without worrying about pests or mosquito nets. This allows for a nice breeze to accompany the perfect warmth and ambient jungle noises. It’s really a perfect cabana design.||We rented a cabana without a private bathroom and we found the shared bathrooms to be just fine. They are very clean and there is ample privacy for the showers and toilets.||The Lacanja River runs through the carefully maintained property and is nice for a swim.||The prices feel like a bargain for the quality of the property and the the skill and warmth of the staff. They may be more expensive than other cabanas in the area, but it is worth every penny for the comfort and the relative exceptional value. This place is #1 in the area for a reason.||Finally, I would say that our only regret was not budgeting more time for this place. We had 19 days in Chiapas and I would have happily stayed three nights here while sacrificing two nights elsewhere. This would be a perfect mid-point stop to recharge for folks who are doing the really big Chiapas circuit, especially if you’re driving the 307 all the way around.

Comfortable, rustic wood cabins in the middle of the Mexican jungle and Lacandon communities. The team here is really nice. Nice hiking trails to beautiful waterfalls. It’s a nice place for digital detox and to see a completely different side to Mexico. It’s clean, not super fancy, but comfortable. Great to fall asleep to the noises of the jungle.

Amazing, a life chamging experience. You must also do the rafting with them, with the walk to the waterfall and jungle experience. Thank you for your kind service!

Stayed here with a friend for 2 days and would have loved to stay another day or two. The rafting trip we did from here with carlos was amazing. Done some rafting before but within the jungle setting it was just so much better. The cabins and beds were clean and the location was amazing. Only thing that let it down slightly was the resturant but I'd go there again without a doubt.

We stayed there after visiting Bonampak. The place is run by Lacandon people. The rooms are clean and comfortable. We had our private bathroom. Although it has no ac, it was very pleasant to sleep. The food is good but don’t expect too much choice or gourmet. |We also did some rafting from there. It is a clase I but they have step waterfalls. A very different and fun adventure. |The only downfall if you are too tech, is that there is no WiFi nor telephone signal

Incredible accommodation that exceeded our expectations. We stayed in different ecolodges around Chiapas and this one stood out to us. Amazing lake view right by where we slept with very attentive staff. Great environment, I wish we could’ve spent more time here.

Nice place, decent big rooms, beautiful surroundings, good location to visit Bonampak. Too bad they only serve quesadillas, sandwiches and stuff like that for dinner. We would have loved local food, but the people in charge say many tourists are difficult. If you travel to foreign destinations you should be open to new things and ready to taste local food.